Survival in the playground

The last few weeks have gone by in wirlwind speed.

Tommorow is my last day of school. After that I free time to study for my final exams.

So with that come some manditory school things like the final year ball and the end of school “protest” by the final year students (stunt, geen idee wat dat in het engels is, suggesties?)

And there were camera’s:

My Ball

Our “hot” ride

Stunt

We planned several activities through out the school. I was part of the techno party in the cantine:

Naturally I’m the one dressed up as a fairy

The last few day’s I’ve hardly watched any tv. My mum always claims the TV downstairs and my sister stole the other TV. So I’m on a TV diet. But now all of a sudden I realise that there are actually 24 hours in a day. We just all stuff them with TV. I wonder how much procent of our life we spend watching TV, I’m afraid it will be scarily high.

I work in a bookstore, but most of what we sell are dvd’s. They just fly out of the racks (sometimes litterally when it’s windy). We get a new load every thursday but by the time it’s Saturday evening they’ve all gone! It’s just absurd, we watch tv all day and when there’s nothing good on we watch Dvd’s.

I can recommend everyone: throw you’re tv out of the window and read a book!

Or Play cards!

I guess the saying “Life goes on” is true after all. Sometimes I feel like everything just goes wrong and that I’m stuck in a vicious circle of misery. But then one day the sun starts shining again. ( Though this probably is a sign of the world coming to an end, because of dramatic climat changes.) It  cheers me up anyway.

Right now the sun is shining, both in outside and in my mind. I’m not extremely happy or anything, but my life is just stable at the moment.

School is going quite well ( except for the 40 maths exercises I’m behind on) and I’m not in any fights/ conflicts/ wars  with family or friends. My photography is going quite well, I won an award on ephotzine.com and one of my photo’s will most likely be in a dutch photography magazine.

But somehow I feel guilty about feeling sunny, when I know some people around me are not. So for everyone who’s feeling down at the moment, a big hug!