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Wow... I must say your time here sounds absolutely fantastic. I've lived here and those things you did here sound I believe something I would enjoy very much so as well. What a wonderful experience for you! Have you been doing horseback riding for long?

I'd love to experience Lapland in the fall (the ruska!)

Haha, I actually only wondered whether it's "turkish" or "turkieyan" or how do I write it.. I guess turkish But that's cool if it actually meant something, oh now I got a flashback that I do have heard it before. Funny. Uuhm I have travelled, (been blessed with a mother who too enjoys traveling) from an early age, Morocco, Dubai, Egypt, a lot of Europe (central)... And I visited NYC with a music campschool in primary school. I always wanna experience new places. ^.^

Sorry for any possible typos, my eyes are crossed >_>, 'm headed to bed again... G'night!

Just never got round to it really, and I like walking and using public transport, but who knows - maybe one day I'll learn. Shopping wasn't too bad after all. hope you had a good day.

Quite well , I am gad to hear your doing ok!!

long time no talk lol, how are you?

A whole extra day to waste being lazy, undoubtedly. I have some housework to catch up on, some letters to write, a book to continue reading and, well probably I'll get dragged off shopping at some point. It usually happens. LOL Wow ...you're capable of tinkering with cars? That's impressive! I don't even drive, for shame.

I'd doing fine, thanks. It's Friday, and that's a good thing! Any plans for the weekend?

How are you today, buddy?

Hey! That was an interesting observation (about hearing the language as foreigners do...) I actually think I experienced it once, just once, but it was funny! I don't know how I did it, but I was listening to some people going on about something in finnish and poof - all I could hear was the language. Weird! *laugh*

Oh you've been here! May I ask ... what got you here? In those cities especially, not very common choices either, wow

I've heard the summers are a little tough there - a couple of people I know are half-turkish (turkei..yan?) and they've told me it sometimes gets over 40 c! Hey maybe you should visit Finland in the summer (it usually is between 20-28 c) and me Turkey in the winter - win win for both of us, right!

Haha, don't you think it's frustrating you're never going to be able to hear your mother tongue as foreign language?! I'd be so interested to hear what it sounds like... What it really sounds like. I'm sorry but I'm still so blown away you know FINNISH... *rolls eyes* What other languages do you speak? Oh, yeah, it is painful, indeed. When it was -20 here it felt like my skin was coming off if it was exposed even a tiny bit. Oh you have rain? What's up with that? And flooding? ._. Is that normal? But yey! Not long for it to get warmer & sunnier! Oh I would like to visit Turkey, I would like to visit a lot of places and I wish get to do it before I... well, die and stuff.

Uuh that's a long message, hope you can handle it, and if not, well, I don't blame you at all But I'm off to bed for now, c u! Goodnight/day!

FINNISH? ._. I'm speechless! Where did you learn that? I'm very impressed, I think most to whom it isn't a mother tongue to wouldn't touch it even with a fork (hear it's difficult). I've never been to Turkey, unfortunately. Would be nice to go someday. Oh and yeah, I bet compared to here it's swetting hot... This place has been extrafreezing this winter.

Doesn't he. =^.^= I hail from Finland *waves* Oh you're from Turkey! Is it warm in there? *tries to remember what it was*

Oh! Thanks I started to get bored with it, just trying on different ones for a change. But unfortunately you can't quite see the expression well on the man's face though, it's priceless.

No, not really- thank god. My convinction for that area of my life has been cemented years ago, it think my Ni from a young age always helped me see the forest for the trees when it came to filmmaking, so no matter how shit things got, I always held onto the future aspirations that I know I'll get to.
This course actually specialises in film, pro 16mm film, one of the few who do. They digitally scan the film for editing in avid though. Um, I'm not sure what you mean by bug, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume it's not what I'm thinking!

It wouldn't be so bad, if it was actually academia... Film defies the academic structure, yet they have to stick to these rules to justify a degree at the end of the 3 years- which is useless anyway. The best work is done outside the course, ironically, abusing the equipment and making your own stuff!

Where are you working at the moment?

I'm very well, thank you. I'm just destroying out a script at the moment, for my lecture in the afternoon. I've put off the work I've actually wanted to do, in favour of a load of work don't want to do! But once the bullshits out the way, you do the good stuff. Unless they spring some new unit on us :suspicious:

Whats going on with you? I haven't spoken to you for a while.

Hello

pretty good, aside from the hurty feet and the being tired all the time. mostly, it's pretty easy. how are you?

thanks

I never use torrents, only warez.
I'm going to check out those music videos, awesome! <3
I'm considering of downloading a few french music albums, and in a few weeks I'm going to start with reading those french books I've always wanted to read.

Ah I'd love to be able to talk french fluently. Then I'm going to work on my Englisn pronunciation and vocabulary. (And a bit of grammar work.)
I think I should get these two nailed down quite quickly.
Learning this on my own is way more fun than in high school.

Yay, the pronuncation is going a lot better now.
I am finally able to do at least 35% of the sentences
Although it's all still a bit basic imo..
I wonder if there are higher levels, because I picked out the highest that I could find.

Edit: damn, according to the official site there are, but I can't find them on the site I'm registered at.