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It's been a long time since I last posted, even longer since I wrote a proper post, and this one won't be different either. I've never felt at home at the time management department, but these days I'm frankly awful. I keep surfing the Net for hen party stuff (including watching chippendale videos, pointless but fun), doing party crafts (such as funny taboo cards and doorknob hangers), and in the meantime do some housework, and occasionally imitate to write a lesson plan, which is much harder in the summer as we're not allowed to go on with the course book.
Well, I could spare a little time for writing, but I spend it with my boyfriend playing computer games or (even better) watching movies. Just today we watched Something's Gotta Give (I hope I remember correctly) with Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton, and it was simply briliant. Love them. Last week we watched As Good As It Gets, another five-star Nicholson piece.
In the meantime I managed to read a couple of books as well, but don't know when I'll have the time to comment on them.

• #26 A huszonhatodik év by Lőrinc Szabó,
• #27 The Skull Mantra by Eliot Pattison,
• #28 Mondják meg Zsófikának by Magda Szabó,
• #29 The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath,
• #30 Girl With A Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier.

Good night and good luck.

P.S. We had a night out with Dad again. There was a festival in Kecskemét last week, and we saw Bohém Ragtime Band on Saturday evening, a thing we used to do when I was much younger. That music makes me feel alive (and forget everything else). Oh, and there was a sexy and very funny clarinet-saxophone player.