Can't catch my breath

This post is dedicated to all my non-polish friends or rather to all my friends, who are not able to follow this blog in Polish :)
Last few weeks were crazy... Few mates visited me in Prague, so there was a lot of fun, nice hang outs in Žižkov and Vinohrady and that was this more pleasant part I'd say. These events together with shows such as Envy or Tragedy made me really happy (and fact that squirrel tried to attack my on cemetery).
Along with that I worked, translated and again translated... Still catalogue with rings and jewelry is waiting for me plus some edit work... I thought that my last week in Prague I would spend in different way such as taking photos (ups! battery is dead), going to places, which I always wanted to visit and never had enough time... At least there is still MUST DO things for next term so I won't get bored.
Oh yeah, almost forgot, another thing I shiver is how to fix up my scholarship in PRG for next 6 months and then for another 6 months. Guess I must take care of it in 10 days during my staying in Poland.
And finally the last thing - South Korea. I fly on 1th of June from Berlin - anyone would like to put me up for one night? That would be lovely!


Getting nerdy...

I realized that, yeah it's cool that finally I'm able to get by on translations, however sometimes I lose myself in it and instead of taking pics I sit by computer and click as a nerd. Guess it's a sign of upcoming workoholism.
Getting late. Have fun with bird table from Hostivař:

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