Aka. "Destination Anywhere", "The Boy and Girl from County Bavaria"... After a very intense year in Würzburg (Germany), I'm back in Salamanca. I probably won't have that many experiences to write, but there's always an excuse to post a new entry!

I love this silly blog games. This one is called the 666 game. 6 THINGS I LIKE 1. Chocolate. I'm a chocoholic, I love every kind of it - orange chocolate, chocolate milkshake, with hazelnut... The only one I really can't stand is white chocolate - THAT'S NOT CHOCOLATE! 2. Music. Couldn't choose between playing or listening to it. Unfortunately I'm not even close to being a professional, but I really enjoy it. I love singing, actually my favourite places to hang out are karaoke bars. Some people even say I can sing pretty well... 3. Travelling. Although I don't get many chances to do it for fun, I'm often 'compelled'. Either it's because of my studies (it's almost compulsory) or because I have to visit people in different places, but it's always nice for me. 4. Learning. I especially like learning languages, but I can become curious about virtually anything in the world, no matter how useless people might find it, be it baking cakes or reading tarot cards. 5. Using my imagination. I've always lived a little bit in my own world. This might be the reason why I easily get distracted and like writing stories. I always tend to fantasize with things that could happen, such as thinking of what will happen when I get to a certain place or what I'm going to do tomorrow. Sometimes I even daydream of the kind of film I'd like to see or the band I'd like to listen to. 6. Hugs and kisses. Of course, it depends on the person. There are some people with whom I like it better, especially one ;) I can't help being cuddly... 6 THINGS I DON'T MIND 1. Hoovering. I hate doing the housework, but probably this is the only thing I don't mind. And I find it much better than sweeping. 2. Walking. First of all, as a student I'm forced to walk everywhere, but I'm lucky enough to live in a place in which everything is pretty close. Apart from that, as I don't like sport, but going for a long walk on the beach is one of the few types of exercise I don't have too many problems with. Sometimes I don't really feel like doing it (especially if it's too hot or cold), but in the end it's fun, especially if you listen to music while doing so. 3. Giving presentations. This is most students' nightmare, but I've always been pretty good at that, so I don't mind it too much. I think I've given presentations in nearly all the languages I'm learning. But I always need to say something funny, it makes things easier for me, unless I've been given a specific topic which doesn't allow jokes. 4. Being early. I don't really like waiting for too long, but I think it's better than being late, which usually makes me feel embarrassed. 5. Doing the shopping. I'm afraid I'm not a normal girl. I really hate shopping for clothes unless it's something completely spontaneous and my own idea. However, I can even get excited when I'm in the supermarket. Sometimes it's a bit more boring and it's not nice to carry the shopping home when it's too heavy, but I usually have no problems with doing the shopping. 6. Someone else's mess. I'm really chaotic myself, so I don't think I have the right to criticize someone else for being untidy. Anyways, I find being tidy and orderly is completely unnatural, so I can even like people who are untidy. 6 THINGS I DON'T LIKE 1. Onions. Only the smell makes me throw up, I hate them!!! Maybe if there's not enough to feel the taste and I cannot see it it can be ok, but I really hate finding pieces of onion in my plate. 2. Spiders. I'm totally arachnophobian. I even get scared with the smallest ones or the ones you see in cartoons / videogames. 3. Talking about too personal things. First of all, if it's my private life, no-one needs to know about it unless I feel like telling them for some reason. I've always hated the typical conversations girls have in secondary school about which guy they fancy or how far they've gone with their boyfriends. The only thing this can give you is problems... And I don't need to know about other people's lives either. 4. Two-faced people / double standards. I really dislike people who don't practise what they preach. You can't claim to be a communist and spend 1000 bucks on clothes. You can't say that you don't care about being faithful as an excuse to screw other guys and get jealous everytime your boyfriend talks to another girl. And this doesn't only refer to people I know, but also to politicians and even the Pope. The saddest thing is that we all fall back on it now and then... 5. Being told what to do. Most of the time I already know it myself, so there's no need to tell me. I know, sometimes people are just trying to be helpful, but they should watch the words and the tone they use. And one thing that grinds my gears is being given advice when I haven't asked for it. 6. Pointless obligations of any kind. Why visit him if I can't stand him? Why clean on Tuesday and Thursday if it's enough with once a week and I don't feel like doing it at that time? I especially hate the fact that we have to do things just because we are scared of what they may say if we don't...