Not so ordinary day
Currently:
- Feeling: stuffed; I ate too much, again
- Listening to: Depeche Mode - World in my eyes (now this is an obsession!)
- Thinking about: him - I’m going to see him today!!!!!!!\:D/
- Reading: same book by S. de Beauvoir (she was Sartre’s girlfriend; cool!)
Yesterday I studied by butt off at history cause we had a test paper today. And what a test paper it was. :-& *barfing sound!* So, this semester I didn’t learn at all at history cause of the philosophy contest. We had about 4 major themes to learn for the test paper, so yesterday that was all that I did. I love history and I learn it easily, but it was about midnight I still had a theme. Anyway, I managed to learn, slept a bit and went to school. In my class there are only 6 students, including me, who are having a final exam in history. Tam-dam…. only 4 of us were present today. Great. The teacher came in, gave us the subject and… no, but you’re close… yup, he left us alone. WTF?! He said that he trusts us and it’s our test paper and our knowledge we’re testing and we should play fair. Now that was one of the lamest things that have ever happened to my during my school experience. I mean, yeah, it was OUR test paper, but, you fuck, you’re paid to stay there!!! I don’t care you had to go somewhere! You had classes with you so you should have stayed. I was so angry that I didn’t’ want to write that test paper. I didn’t see any point at all. The previous semester I had only 10 and I was so proud of myself. I know I studied very very much and I was the ‘bestest’. Of course I didn’t cheat today, but the colleagues kept asking me stuff and where I wasn’t really sure I asked them back. So, yeah, that’s a kind of a cheating. I’m sure the 10 I’ll receive on this test paper won’t give me any satisfaction. I fell like I copied everything from the course book.
History has always been one of my all-time favourite school subjects, but my present history teacher disappointed me big time.
I guess I just have to get over it.
My parents have always been ‘marks obsessed’ and made me study hard to obtain good marks. In time I’ve realised that marks are in fact important, if not for others, than for yourself. I know that marks can sometimes be very subjective, but I know that if you really learn, you always have this satisfaction when you get a 10 or a 9. And, no, I have never made a scene because of a bad mark. Since I’ve moved to this high school, marks have become even more important than before. I love most of the school subjects and I’m very keen on showing that by studying and having good marks. At the rest of the classes, I don’t suck ‘major donkey balls’, but I get no pleasure from studying them. So, yeah, for me it’s important that my teachers evaluate my work and my efforts.
On another completely different topic, I did a bit of thinking *yeah, it happens from time to time :))* and I’ve realised that this life is way to short. I guess that this book that I’m reading kind of made me think about this. Imagine, what can a person actually do in 70 years? Nothing really. This world if full of wonders, mysteries, opportunities that a man’s life is way to short to be able to say, on your deathbed: ‘I lived my life, I’ve seen all, I’ve known all, I’ve been everywhere, I can die in peace now.’ No, such a thing is not possible. Look at it from this point: we’re born, we go to kindergarten, we desperately want to grow up sooner, we then go to school, become teenagers and we want the time to stop when we’re 18 or 19; we then go to universities, become independent from your parents, get married, got to work, have children, have grandchildren and then die. Uh, that’s not the way life is supposed to be. There are so many things to do, to see, to hear, to feel, that a life is not enough to do all that.
Right now, I’m greatly influenced by this book, at least this paragraph is. I picture myself as being immortal, as being driven out of this mortal time at 19 years. How great would all be! First of all, I’d be ‘forever young’. Then I would have the opportunity to travel all around the world, to see its wonders, to bath in its oceans, to sunbath on its beaches, to climb its mountains, to see its animals. Then I’d love. I’d love with my heart, soul and immortal body. But I wouldn’t love forever: I’d love then and there. I’d love a Brazilian, I’d love an Asian, I’d love an American. I’d love for as many times I’d want, I’d love all my life. I’m not talking only about carnal pleasure, I’m talking about living and loving a person until death do us part and then moving on and loving again till death do us part and so on. There are so many people worth loving in this world. 8->
Yeah, our lives are way to short. And this patterns they follow simply make me go mad! No, I don’t want to accept any patterns in my life, but still, here I am, on the point of going to university and becoming independent in a way, and the working and getting married and all that stuff. Will I ever break this pattern? Will I be able to live my life, as I would do it if I were immortal? On my deathbed, will I be able to say: ‘Yeah, I lived each and every day of my life’? Uhhh… the answers make the shiver.





