Interesting Day

 Yesterday was one of those typical days when a lot was going on, but nothing particularly exciting to write about. However I’ll try to do my best making it sound interesting. 

After we got up I continued something I’ve started preparing for a future blog. I’d started going thru our payment history, I noted every single expense by sorts, by currencies, by months. I’ve learned buncha interesting things from doing it, for instance our lifestyle might won’t be sustainable when we finish our university studies, and start working as a teacher… That doesn’t sound good. 

While Sari was doing her homework I cooked us some lunch, I did some brown rice with croquettes filled with cabbage and mushrooms. Although I messed up the rice, the croquettes were delicious! We probably gonna buy more of that while we are here! — but only after February 1st, after the reduced taxes are alive.

After lunch I wrote a new episode of my blog, we watched the first most searched movie on Netflix; which was about young porn stars — wannabes. It was really shocking how those girls thought porn was their only option to ‘get out their town.’ Those girls were so naïve, which is hardly surprising since they were only 18, basically they were still kids! I don’t want to form an option on the USA’s rules, but how stupid is that, that you can be a porn start before you can buy a beer?! I’d change that rule; you couldn’t be in porn before you turn 21. Nowadays kids are too exposed to bad people. I know it sounds silly, via the internet they get so many information created by algorithms that are created to make you sit in front of you device for as long as possible, and they also work really hard to make you believe that there are no other options than the one they believe — called filter bobble. 

When this terrible documentary was over we headed out to the city. Sari went grocery shopping, and I went on my weekly(?) running. Although I was really demotivated — it took me half an hour to make myself even move — I had my longest running since I use my watch! Which could sound impressive, however I only own my watch for two years maybe, and I’ve only started recording moves with it this year basically. Anyway, the running started really slow, it was boring as anything — remember I broke my earphones last time I went running — my moves were square like C3PO’s, all my muscles were soar when I finished. Before I got to the maintenance of the apartment building we are living in I raised my hands like Rocky did, I may’ve seen like a moron, but I’m sure as hell it felt tremendous! I knew Sari was out too, I knew she had her green jacket on, and after I was done pretending being Rocky I saw a girl in green jacket from behind. First I thought ‘how sweet is she, she waited for me!’ Then when I was only five meters from her she turned slightly towards me, and it turned out she was NOT Sari! Damn! I was so grateful it turned out before I actually got close enough to her to grab her behind with a huge hug and kissed her after. Damn… I was really close to going to jail yesterday.

That’s it for today, take care, and be sure you kiss someone who wants to be kissed by you!

Almos

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