My bohemian life :)
- Feeling: so very happy and full of energy
- Listening to: The Dandy Warhols – Bohemian like you
- Thinking about: my life
- Reading: Baroane! by Mircea Cartarescu
Today I realised how bohemian my life really is. I thought that the 12th grade was going to be stressful and I’m going to be very busy and not have time for anything else except for studying. It was like that in the first semester, but now I couldn’t even care less about classes. Each and every morning I have the same monologue: ‘What classes do I have today? Hm… Neah, I think I’ll skip the first two, then stay for the next 3 and come back home.’ The teachers don’t complain that we don’t go to classes and everyone is happy with the current situation. Or if I stay during a class that I don’t have for my Bac exam I simply don’t listen to what the teacher is saying. I know that’s not very nice, but I have almost a month till that exam and I really don’t want to waste my time with stuff that I don’t need.
Today I went to school from 10 o’clock cause I skipped the first two classes. I stayed at the History class and after that we were supposed to have 2 hours of Romanian, but our teacher didn’t come. After that we had a Philosophy class, but neah, why stay when I had finished the course book? So, Ale, Raisa, Georgi and me went home. Of course we stopped and entered shops, we laughed and talk about a lot of crazy stuff. I bought some sweets and kept eating although I had said that I’m getting fat. :)) Then I saw this little windmill, you know, that kind of thing little children like. Of course I bought it. I was so happy! I kept going round to make it spin! :)) It was awesome!
When I got out of the shop with that windmill I realised that I have a bohemian life. No stress from school (at least not now), no need to stay all the classes at school, I always get money to buy myself as many sweets as I want, I seem to find only cool clothes at the second hand shop, my parents don’t stress me with my exams… yeah, everything is the way it’s supposed to be. I could picture myself in Bucharest wandering around the city, buying sweets and books, looking at clothes and silver bracelets… that’s the life I want to have! Of course school is going to remain my priority, but I don’t want my life in Bucharest to resume only to that. I hope I’ll manage to still have good marks and to be able to have lots of fun in the same time.
Just now I’m not afraid of moving there. I’m not sorry for what I leave behind, I don’t have any regrets. I know my place is there, in Bucharest, and I’m going to give my best to make that city my new home. It’s going to be great!!! Only 5 months left…
