This last few weeks have been exhausting. Not only because classes are just around the corner, but because I’m in for some great changes in my life.  And to reflect that, as usual, a new fresh design for my blog (this time, not entirely my own). I wasn’t very happy with the old one in terms of load time, so I decided to use less images, and keep the simple K2 look.

If you look at the header, yes! That’s me, through the eyes of my younger sister Mariana.

Continuing with the whole point of this post, major upcoming changes are a Job switch,  a Lifestyle change (back to living on my own), and  I also intend to  make some changes in my Academic life (mmm… I might be considering dropping one subject, the load of study is killing me!).

So that’s it. And that’s probably why I’ve been feeling weird all this time, so many changes at once are overwhelming the ability to organize my life.

Winter break is almost over. Which means that as of August 20^th I’ll be back to university life.

And I can’t help dreading the moment when I have to set foot on a classroom again. Not that I’m a slacker or I don’t like studying. Quite the contrary, I’ve always liked learning new things. [ Note to the readers: Please remove that nerdy/geeky image you've just built of me in your mind... ]

Good things are easy to get used to, in my case is spending time at home after work (or having time at all to spare). As you might remember from a previous post, time is a BIG issue in my life. And when I have some, I’m on cloud nine.

So during this winter break, I took advantage of my free time, and did a lot of things that have been marked as Pending in my to-do list. In first place I bought new furniture and assembled it. So if you have a chance to visit, you’ll see two of these (see image on the right) in my living room –>

In addition, I also brought home some of my stuff that was left at my parent’s. Yes, I’m officially out of mom and dad’s.

So the new furniture was destined to store all the books, clothes and every other paper I left behind in Morón.

I also brought my computer from home, so now I don’t depend solely on my ThinkPad. It’s a good thing, I don’t have to drag it home to fill my computing needs -or should I say conectivity needs?

Anyway, the point is, after spending some time on myself doing what I couldn’t do because of lack of it, now I’m in denial. I can’t bear the thought of returning to a crazy routine, to the daily home-work-university-parent’s circuit.

No, no, no. I refuse.

I know I’ll end up doing it anyway, but just for the record, I couldn’t leave my feelings unexpressed.