I’ve been feeling a bit left of center, although I haven’t been exactly sick – spells of nausea and dizziness, but other than, not much. Yet I’ve been doing not a lot this week – didn’t finish my internship report (barely started it, truth be told), and therefore still haven’t started my German Lit paper. And uni starts again in a week’s time.

Well, but if I suppress my bad conscience, it’s been a pretty nice week. My parents have been in Berlin for the past two weeks, so Michi and I have been living on our own, which works pretty well. Except that we don’t eat enough veggies and salad. *g*

Tomorrow my friend Cindy will come to Basel – she’s been in the US for the past three months, so we haven’t seen each other in a while and I still owe her her birthday present from July (which I bought in Scotland). Not that that’s anything unusual, as we manage to go quite long stretches without meeting up, despite living only one hour apart most of the time. Yet I’m definitely looking forward to tomorrow.

There’ll also be a Zündstoff meeting, which we’ll both attend. Sadly, Zündstoff is at the moment only being published online, because we can’t get enough funding to get it printed. But we’re hoping to go national next spring, which would open up a whole new set of sponsors. I think it’s a pity that it’s impossible to publish a high-quality, independent youth mag in Basel – we were doing better and better with each issue, and I was really hoping to reach some people with my article about SAD.

Oh well, just stay positive. The only reason why I’m up writing this right now is that I watched ‘Halifax’ on TV. It was only the second time I saw that show, but I should have known beforehand that it’d freak me out. My imagination just runs away with me when I see scary movies and stuff. And all the psychological stuff on ‘Halifax’ feels really scary. But I think this post has accomplished its task – I’m not frantically glancing over my shoulder anymore… So good night! 🙂