Alexandra panicking :))

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Ohhh.....it's more than 3 hours past midnight. This internet...forum...news..reports...replies...but I like it..

Luckily I have the chance to read online some of the stuff I need for school...and I still have the possibility of sleeping 7 hours till my next courses...

bye, bye

Oh, Alex! You are so sweet with this little theme..
yes, I agree, Internet takes so many time!!!!!!! but is's a big pleasure to talk to you.. to be with you and I'll never change that for anything else! :<33:
Study... emmm... yes.. it exists!!!!!!!!! hahahaha!
I admite that sometimes I read some geographic articles for uni, too.. but not often.. bad of me! I used to print them and to read in the bus

I managed to wake up...I'm writting here, ain't I?..but..ohh, the horrr...It was difficult and I do need a coffee.


Hahaha...
I read in the bus too.....That is one of the best places. You forget about the crowd and noises and you don't get bored...Probably a quarter or more of what I read was on bus...

hehehe. Alex, you are as bad as me! Really, I should be spending more time with my textbooks and less time here! hehe. But it is so enjoyable here!!! So, you always just want to keep posting and posting.

Thank god for coffee! I don't know what I would do without it!

Hi! I have the same problem (if it's a problem) like you When I come in the office, the first thing to do is to enter in the forum or in the guestbook, see the new posts, write something eventually If my boss knew that hihi But it's so nice - I take a croissant and cappuccino, and I spent at least 30 minutes to read Of course, I do that if I have nothing urgent to do in the office, I'm a serious person
Bye

Lana wrote:

Thank god for coffee! I don't know what I would do without it!

Yes..coffee is our friend.. I really like it. Sometimes I drink black tea to avoid too much coffee.

Lana wrote:

So, you always just want to keep posting and posting.

Yes..I know. But I like spending time around here, with you....and to get in touch with you...listen and answer

Vania wrote:

If my boss knew that hihi But it's so nice - I take a croissant and cappuccino, and I spent at least 30 minutes to read

Heheh...naughty girl...
I bet you are serious when you have to. Otherwise it would be bad...
Nice to stay in touch with you...
Do you like coffee as well? Or you stick to capuccino?

The thing is that you are able to do 2 things in one..
...but I go to school, come home stay on the internet, go to sleep...I have classes almost all day..because we have a stupid timetable with lots of couple free hours between them (when we go have a coffee...hahaha..and eat) so my entire day is lost...

(It's not as bad as it sounds..I manage to do almost everything I want...not always. But it's ok..)

hugs,
Alexandra

alexandra wrote:

Lana wrote:

Thank god for coffee! I don't know what I would do without it!

Yes..coffee is our friend.. I really like it. Sometimes I drink black tea to avoid too much coffee.

Yes, coffee is definitly my friend. I don't know how I would have coped without it in Calgary. After a few days of waking up at 5:00 am, I was practically worshipping my coffee. hehe.

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Yes..I know. But I like spending time around here, with you....and to get in touch with you...listen and answer

Exactly. hehe. It's nice to be here. Much nicer than Math equations. I really like reading other people's views and discussing them. Especially, if the people I am talking to love the subject as much as I do. Oh god. Did I just refer to Albena and Maxim as a "subject"? I'm tired, forgive me! hehe.

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The thing is that you are able to do 2 things in one..
...but I go to school, come home stay on the internet, go to sleep...I have classes almost all day..because we have a stupid timetable with lots of couple free hours between them (when we go have a coffee...hahaha..and eat) so my entire day is lost...

(It's not as bad as it sounds..I manage to do almost everything I want...not always. But it's ok..)

Your timetable sounds like quite something. I don't know if I could handle a schedule like that... but I suppose you must get used to it.

hugs,
Lana

alexandra wrote:

I read in the bus too.....That is one of the best places. You forget about the crowd and noises and you don't get bored...Probably a quarter or more of what I read was on bus...

I wish I could read in the bus too!!!! I must buy a notebook.. it's soo convinient!!!

Lana wrote:

hehehe. Alex, you are as bad as me!

Sestrichka, did you want to say: "Alex, you are as bad as we are with Lerka", eh??
Today, at the geo-systems lesson I was reading the forum!! I can't without it.. without you all.. it's like a drug for me!!!
But I couldn't post, because when our lecturer saw I was typing, it was quite something!!!
-Lera, what are you typing?? You've decided to type my lecture?? But you have note-book for it. You won't take the computer to home then, will you?? *she doesn't know CDs exist??? *
-Em.. sorry, ma'am..
so.. I was only reading!!! hahaha!

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Thank god for coffee! I don't know what I would do without it!

Yeap, girls! Coffee - FOREVER!!!

kisses

Lana wrote:

Your timetable sounds like quite something. I don't know if I could handle a schedule like that... but I suppose you must get used to it.

hehe...well, let me explain you.
I usually have courses between 10-20 (sometimes from 12..some days till 18..different combinations). So..of course I don't wake up in the morning to read or do smth else...just check my mails while drinking coffee, prepare some for school, get dressed, etc (not necessarilly in this order ) then I go to classes (I'm in college..forgot to mention). But we don't have the liberty to choose our subjects like you do ) and sometimes I have breaks between 12-14 or 14-16..or I skip some classes (where presence is not necessary). Sometimes I have to wait till 18 when I have some seminars..

Then, finally home around 19, 20 or 21....i grab some food and sit a while (or more)at my computer...read some online stuff (there are books you know...huh, lucky me)..and then sleep...

Well...each day suffers some improvisasions..and some unpredictable facts...I don't like routine too much....

But this nasty timetable robbes pretty much the entire day. The thing is that one week I have more courses and the next is lighter and then another week with many courses..and another easier..and so on..

I'm not sure if this european - romanian system makes sense to you...

The worlds were exactly when I had a tougher week with more classes...but I managed to watch everythin eurosport broadcast (aproximately)

Lera wrote:

Today, at the geo-systems lesson I was reading the forum!! I can't without it.. without you all.. it's like a drug for me!!!

I don't want to admit that..not yet...

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Lana wrote:

hehehe. Alex, you are as bad as me!

Sestrichka, did you want to say: "Alex, you are as bad as we are with Lerka", eh??

Yes, yes! That is what I meant. You didn't think that I had forgotten about you, sestrichka?

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Today, at the geo-systems lesson I was reading the forum!! I can't without it.. without you all.. it's like a drug for me!!!
But I couldn't post, because when our lecturer saw I was typing, it was quite something!!!
-Lera, what are you typing?? You've decided to type my lecture?? But you have note-book for it. You won't take the computer to home then, will you?? *she doesn't know CDs exist??? *
-Em.. sorry, ma'am..
so.. I was only reading!!! hahaha!

hehehe. That is like me in my media arts class. Except, my teacher doesn't notice when I type. hehe. So, sometimes I post things from there. Very bad of me! The conversation that you had with the lecturer is sooo funny!!! I knew I wasn't possibly the only one, who tried to write from school. hehe.

Oh and, Alex thanks for explaining more about your class schedule! It makes more sense to me, now. hehe. Of course, it is very different from mine. I have classes from 9:10 - 15:25 each day.

DEar girls!

I was reading the forum in a corner of the staff room today :lol!:I admit I do it often!
Usually most teachers use the net at leisure in the staff room!
And.. I found someone to help me with my difficulties !!!!!
And I think I made other people interested in Ice dance!

Maria wrote:

And I think I made other people interested in Ice dance!

Good for you. Bravo!
And besides, what's not to like in figure skating? What's not to like in Ice Dancing?

Lana, dear

Don't tell me that your teachers don't have to attend workshops on
internet...and all that stuff?

Here all the teachers have to...if they want to go up in their careers!

for you Maria...
for your efforts..hehe

oh, dear girls it's a very importnat topic for me nowadays the trouble is that I'm leaving school this year and I have so much work to do! School classes take the whole first half of the day and then I have to do all those preparatory courses... That's terrible but at the moment i do not study at all... Because it's such a pleasure to spend time in the net!! Pitifully, I'll have to leave for almost a month (i'll come here rarely...) to study some literature and history more... But I must do that just to see Lerka in May!!
Yeah, coffee is a great friend of students)) I prefer Irish cream))
Progressive world!! If only we had internet at all comps in my school! I would definitely come to all the computer classes. But now - I don't even remember the last time I've been there

alexandra wrote:

Heheh...naughty girl...
I bet you are serious when you have to. Otherwise it would be bad...
Nice to stay in touch with you...
Do you like coffee as well? Or you stick to capuccino?
The thing is that you are able to do 2 things in one..

Yes, I'm able to do that Coffee or cappuccino or hot chocolate, whatever ... I like all of this. It's a good start of the day, it's always so nice to talk with you

Well..I know. I like talking to you too vey much..
But unfortunatelly I have to go in 5 minutes to classes.....first I have to drink my coffee.

I fell asleep this morning (after I waked up once) Wasn't able to wake up. This is not ok.... Hope I'll manage to have some more rest in the next days..

hugs & have a nice day

Elv wrote:

School classes take the whole first half of the day and then I have to do all those preparatory courses

Yes, "lovely" timetable...mine is similar. When I do have classes and other courses, I have my entire day busy...
But as long as you like what you are doing, I guess it's ok...

hugs,
Alexandra

It seems that Alexandra, Lera and me are in the same time here It's wonderful I've just wrote in a thread in Bulgarian language that I found an article of Albena in Wikipedia where the name of their ex-coach is wrong - Alexander Gorshkov instead of Alexei . I know that there is Alexander Gorshkov too, but he has never been their coach. Actually this mistake is only in the bulgarian version, in the english one it's correct!

Correct me , girls if I am wrong!

Alexander Gorschkov is or was a judge that judged for russia...no!!!

Maria wrote:

Correct me , girls if I am wrong!

Alexander Gorschkov is or was a judge that judged for russia...no!!!

I think you're right, Maria. My mum told me he was competing in pairs competition for Russia (well, Soviet Union then).

SOOOOO, besides being a judge...he was a skater too!

Thanks for the info. I didn't know that!



BESOS!!!

Alexandra, the fact is that I don't like my school subjects very much... And just now I'm at home cause i'm ill
Alexander Gorshkov, as far as i remember was an ice-dance Olympic champ of 1976 with Lyudmila Pahomova

Elv wrote:

Alexandra, the fact is that I don't like my school subjects very much... And just now I'm at home cause i'm ill

Ohh...I'm sorry to hear this..Hope you'll be better soon....
As for the subjects..maybe if you choose the University you want..maybe you'll like the subjects then.( forgot to ask this: are you still in highschool?..or university?)