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OnyxIonVortex wrote:I guess the only thing that really works for everyone is having support and feedback from friends who are learning the same thing as you, and/or a true interest in the subject that keeps you coming back again and again if you try to leave. Only in those situations I've managed to continue and ultimately to achieve a level I'm satisfied with.

That probably would be good, but I don't really have that right now.

Today I had "pleasure" of riding a tram with Gypsy guy, who was playing accordion. I understand that for many people it's only way to stay alive... but really he was so bad, that I was hardly able to guess what melody it was. Really, if he was a beggar, then it would not change anything for him (nobody was giving him money anyway) and at least other people wouldn't have to hear that crap.

I guess he was too dignified to just beg for money.
Isn't begging illegal anyway?

I don't think so. But using tram without ticket definitely is.

Today I had a nice, simple add maths paper, but some of the questions were very difficult.
This was supposed to be very simple, so I completely freaked out.
Then I was running out of time trying to solve them.
By the time I was halfway home, the answer was glaringly obvious, but it was too late.

By the time I was halfway home, the answer was glaringly obvious, but it was too late.

This has happened to me so many times!
I feel your pain.

But I was supposed to be an expert on these kind of things.
Ah well, at least I know at least half of the class probably is in the same predicament as me.

>overslept
>late for school
>math test retake, 2x harder than the original test
>cold fucking winter outside
>monday

Cold fucking winter is cold indeed.
Only a few minus degrees makes way back from school a horror.

Angry at a friend for not explaining why he did something that infuriated me.

Also angry at myself for making it worst by shutting him off.

Not gonna get into details, but hopefully I can catch him tonight.