Neko-Animel

Damn - already years have passed, but nothing has changed! Well, almost nothing...got a new job (full time now because I got tired to live on a part-time salary), new books, new Dvds and a few new fancies, but in general I'm still struggling with my studies and sometimes with myself, although not as much as a few years ago. But that took me some serious self-reflection during which I discovered so many new stuff to like and that made my life brighter and more vibrant, for which I am really thankful. :) Regarding to my previous entry, I've finished now all novels by Jane Austen and a few other classics as well and thanks to my new job in a bi

Wow...almost one year has passed again since my last entry...:O_o: However, this seems to be one site I am still faithful to, although my visits are incredibly rare...which I am deeply sorry for by the way. Anyhow, due to my continuous struggle with my studies and work and my quest for more creativity and art in my oh so dull academic life I am still trying to read classics of the English Literature and books about history and everything else that doesn't regard to my studies... :^^;: So I've finished upon others Jane Austen's "Pride & Prejudice" (wonderful!), Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" (couldn't warm up to it - Frankenstein seemed like

After watching "Inside the actor's studio" with special guest (the adorable) Gabriel Byrne again, I felt the urge to read more poetry with much more attention, especially poetry by british or irish poets. Additionally, a few days later, I listened to a very interesting interview about classical music with british pianist James Rhodes that awakened my interest in classical music again... So now I'm reading pieces by James Joyce, C.S. Lewis and Oscar Wilde and listen to Beethoven's sonets, which I really enjoy. :aww: After all these dry and - most of the time - uninteresting texts I have to read for my studies about economy and politics and Ea