Leaves do fall while you're being brainwashed
What do you know, it's already Friday and another weekend ahead!
The week flew by in a blink of an eye, especially because my lecture schedule was light years afar from being tight, but it would be a sacrilege to complain about extra days off, even more as the coming weeks promise to be very exhausting.
Anyway...yesterday. Was spent mostly with or waiting for my little sister who had to be taken from one out-of-school activity to another. It was a nice autumnal day and I managed to shoot some equally nice pictures until it started raining. But it wasn't a calming and harmless pattering - it was a real shower (I bet somewhere there really were some cats and dogs coming down!). AND of course I had forgotten to take an umbrella, hail to my common sense! Leaving the part of being wet and cold out, jumping over puddles with sis was much fun :) and raindrops sparkling in the sunshine later brought back a bright smile.
Oh, and did you see the to-become-full-moon covered up in clouds yesterday? Creepy!
Returning to the topic "weekend".
Tomorrow is a remarkable day, want it or not. The last chapter of the epopee called "Latvian parliamentary elections" will be written and I can't tell you how much I'm fed up with all the fuss around it. Not the fact itself but all those agitation events and adverts. You can't even have your morning cup of coffee without feeling brainwashed with never-ending "we will fight against this, this and that; everything is so bad but we are the right ones to make it better; bla bla bla".
I'm definitely overly sensitive about it.. though it should be the opposite having quite a strong link with (all what refers) politics, hmf. Maybe it's the fear of changes and uncertainty that they are ought to bring...
*commercial break for theme related contemplation*
The week flew by in a blink of an eye, especially because my lecture schedule was light years afar from being tight, but it would be a sacrilege to complain about extra days off, even more as the coming weeks promise to be very exhausting.
Anyway...yesterday. Was spent mostly with or waiting for my little sister who had to be taken from one out-of-school activity to another. It was a nice autumnal day and I managed to shoot some equally nice pictures until it started raining. But it wasn't a calming and harmless pattering - it was a real shower (I bet somewhere there really were some cats and dogs coming down!). AND of course I had forgotten to take an umbrella, hail to my common sense! Leaving the part of being wet and cold out, jumping over puddles with sis was much fun :) and raindrops sparkling in the sunshine later brought back a bright smile.
Oh, and did you see the to-become-full-moon covered up in clouds yesterday? Creepy!
Returning to the topic "weekend".
Tomorrow is a remarkable day, want it or not. The last chapter of the epopee called "Latvian parliamentary elections" will be written and I can't tell you how much I'm fed up with all the fuss around it. Not the fact itself but all those agitation events and adverts. You can't even have your morning cup of coffee without feeling brainwashed with never-ending "we will fight against this, this and that; everything is so bad but we are the right ones to make it better; bla bla bla".
I'm definitely overly sensitive about it.. though it should be the opposite having quite a strong link with (all what refers) politics, hmf. Maybe it's the fear of changes and uncertainty that they are ought to bring...
*commercial break for theme related contemplation*
Q: Do you know who are you going to vote for?
A: It's not a question of "who for" rather then "who against" - against others. [Mr J.Domburs]
posted by Anita at 8:00 pm
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