SoRoNin

The last days had been quite horrific for me actually. Good and bad news for everyone reading this. I've completed my studying very successfully and I'm starting to work in September and I bought me a new car today and I have some free time now to bring long planned stories to paper and life is nice :) (stupid sentence) Yet there is a problem: I've chopped off my left thumb, or at least a part of it. Yeah, it's been a stupid accident while I was splitting wood. I've to live with it(or better without it) from now on. Plastic surgery helped a lot and saved me all but the first and a half centimeter, meaning right below the nail my thumb ends.

Well, what's more to say? I have been busy and yet very successful. My thesis is completed even though I have a final presentation at the end of June. It took it's time and cost me a lot of nerves. I had to rewrite it until my advisers very satisfied. The outcome is great however and I am actually pretty convinced of my own works. Private life also had some challenges for me as I took a course for the next level brevet in scuba diving. That was also really exhausting and took a lot of time but totally worth it. I love diving. Maybe later this year I will go on holiday in egypt or somewhere else where there are good diving spots. On other t

A rather offsetting discovery recently in my thesis; the headline basically says everything on that topic. I got a huge load of work ahead of myself. It's not that I didn't want to do this work, as I was the one planning it altogether. But halfway through I was getting bored. Not to say it killed my motivation to go on further. So I thought how to shorten my work and came up with a more effective approach, saving me a lot of time and stuff to correct later. I thought about this later a bit. The problem wasn't necessarily that I'm a lazy person. I'm generally not. But let's say it in the way that there are a lot of tasks I'm not doing with t