the other night a nail about an inch long decided to get to know one of my tires better, ironically enough the mechanic said that that kind of nails come from newer vw golf and my car is also a (old) golf.
Yes, the north-west and north parts of Slovakia are the most beautiful, and also people there are much friendlier than, say, in south-west (basically the closer to Bratislava, the worse
). I like Liptovsky Mikulas quite a lot, but Ive yet still to explore the parts around Trstena. Did you go to High Tatras? They are the best we have here imo. I have not been there this year, but I plan to during indian summer.
unfortunately i didn't go there, i went to the low tatras though, i'm not much of a hiker, so i took a lift and admired the panorama
i think of going back anyway, possibly with a car, those areas are beautiful but, being all small towns, not very accessible.
and the people quite surprised me indeed, try going in a small town here where i live and put up a little pictionary show to buy meat,
oh the looks you'd get.
@siren: congrats! i have many oral exams in my course, a good part of my exams have a written, an oral and a practical part, so i know what you mean, i'm always terrified of that moment when all i learned disappears and the akward silence that follows
though the exam i think i've done better in the whole course was oral, and also a tough one, one of the professors actually told me she loved me
. i think that, if you studied and manage to overcome the shyness a bit, oral exams allow you to express yourself better, especially if you're interested in the subject and do some additional research on the matter.
I haven't felt this happy in quite a while. Oral tests are trully evil, since my shyness and nervousness plot against me and whenever i'm asked a question they shut my brain and my mouth down. But i did it this time, so yay! Now i'm something between happy, extremely stressed, sleepless, with stomach aches and zombie eyes.
