Sleep in the evening is a must to my life since the first day I came to Moscow until now, I have been doing this for the past 4.5 years already. And I love evening-sleep. But sometimes when I can't control the sleep, duration scares me. To the maximum 6 hours and minimum 2 hours. When it comes to the maximum, I will not be able to sleep early that night -----> I will be loitering in the room for whole night, up until 1-2 hours left before class starts, I think : Oh, I better go sleep. The next day, I will be dozing the train off.
Today is a lazy day for me. And in fact, everyday is a lazy day for me. Who doesn't want to eat, sleep, hobby-ing, shopping plus a little bit of working in a everyday's life? I would be definitely the first one to put-up-my-legs to be a lazy-queen. I wish and needless to ask, I WILL NOT GET BORED (but only with cash-filling my wallet non-stop) with this kind of life ( because I have thousand hobbies =p).
Today not a bad day at all, class ended 12:30 noon which is far early expected by us, but not because she is generous, she is just the one who knows how to make full use of the(our) time and let us not do the waiting everyday which is a typical Russian's style. Students always ask for more. I always ask for more. Everyday 12:30noon go home, anyone? I want ! ! !
Edit : My swollen gum is aching me ! ! !
14 years ago
2 Anti-Kubi on "A Lazy Day"
working is a must i would say, 12.30pm is too early to go back home.... you would definitely miss your uni life when you step into the social uni =p
I will miss my uni life BUT definitely not the classes I have in hospitals like now haha! Forever I will be in hospital =(
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