Good night, sunshine!

Yes, yes.. you saw correctly, the post is from ~ 7 a.m.... ante meridiem.. before noon.. in the f***ing early morning.
It was one exciting sleepless night from my Erasmus life! And I am now going to bed.
..I wish these were words that would mean that I was dancing until I dropped tired.. but this time I was actually writing an assignment for school until I just ran out of words..
It's time for me to rest my empty head. I guess I might have trouble falling asleep, so I'll use some inspiration:

Twelve easy steps to getting fat

1. Become a student (better in a high-ranked university, where they actually want you to study).
2. Try to study as little as possible during the semester and wait for the exam period.
3. Lock yourself in your room and start studying.
4. Alternate studying with eating - you have to make breaks, right?
5. Reward yourself with sweets for studying good.
6. Eat some sweets to comfort yourself if studying is not going well.
7. Sleep less so that you can study more.. and compensate for the lacking energy with excessive amounts of food.
8. Drink some beers (alone, of course, you're supposed to be in your room, studying).
9. Don't exercise - you don't have time for that
10. Don't cook - the faster your food, the sooner you get back to studying.
11. Start hating your life and while you're stuffing yourself with chocolate cake, make a promise that next semester you'll study before the exam session actually comes.
12. Never keep the promise.

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Weird feeling in the morning..

..I see myself talking with friends on a familiar spot.. Hmm, yes, that's it - I am in front of the building of my faculty in Bulgaria.. but the building has a blue KU Leuven sign... ok, so my faculty has somehow moved to Belgium..

All my friends are suddenly gone and now I only have strangers around me. A teacher that looks like one of the cashiers in Colruyt appears and says we are about to start the exam in "Flemish poetry and statistical calculations of transportation costs related to game theory and European integration"...

After a fierce cold-sweat struggle with the test I never studied for, I wake up... Ooookay, that's gonna be an exciting month till the exam session is over...

If exams were monsters..

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The adventures of a KUL student

For the last three months the guys from my group and I have been working on a project. Today we have our presentation in a weird form: each team prepares a poster and presents their paper in a (what I imagine) cocktail-like atmosphere... Quite an innovative idea, as can be expected from an Innovation Management teacher. Unfortunately, the thing is in the morning... and I doubt it that there will be any alcohol..

So, people will be circulating around, asking questions. Groups from the next poster session are forced to attend too.. And I just can't help it imagine that while you're watching the others answer questions and wait for your own Q&A time to come, it's gonna feel this way..

Erasmus = party?

I just attended the last class in my life...
Unless I fail an exam - then I'll have more chances to enjoy the academic experience in a classroom... The thing is, in my KUL reality the possibilities to fail are quite promising...
So, please, wish me luck with winning the fight, 'cause I am starting to feel extremely tiny and pretty damn scared...

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Having the requisites

Sometimes I wonder.. is it me who is lacking something or it's f*cking difficult for everyone else at KUL...

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News..

"Steven Howking to give a public lecture at K.U. Leuven"
There is no need for more words.. I will just say that KUL is a really COOL university!