linzblog: Read from my eyes

Yesterday I had my hand-in. My FINAL hand-in. This means that I've finished my course, it means that I'm soo happy, it means that I feel very liberated and it also means that I'm ill now, read it from my eyes. If the eyes are the mirrow of the soul, then the thing around the eyeballs is the mirrow of the body: I do feel slightly wrinkly, very small and a bit off-white. Everything is shiny, though maybe not in a good way ...

Anyway, I've finished college and am I ready to compete with the big, bad world? YES! I remember when I finished school I didn't have such a great time, because I didn't know if they would accept me at the graphic school in Vienna and I didn't know what to do otherwise, so I was scared. And at the time I finished in Vienna, I already knew that I got a place at Lcc, so I was scared, again! But now, I don't have a clue what I'm going to do with my life and am I scared? NO!

So this was my last day in college:
I got up in the morning and checked my e-mails, I got a few very nice ones, so I started the day in a good mood. After a cup of tea I started to clean the flat, because I knew that Maija would come home that day and I know that she likes my clothes, so I made sure I put everything back in my cupboard ;)
When I came into College Emma, Jo, Shawn and Felix were already there and after Shawn gave up writing his "yeah whatevva" we went to the student bar and it was 10 to 4 when I took the picture of Trond and Felix just after they had their first sip of beer. This was the start of a very pleasant, relaxing evening and I enjoyed it soo much to see everyone again. Later we went to a pub down the road and I was ready to continue the socialising and drinking, but unfortunately my kidney decided to go home and and I refused to let it go by itself, we are still in London after all. But hey, you only celebrate your final hand in once in your life, so why not end the evening early and with terrible cramps. But since we started very early anyway, I had a few couple of hours of fun as well and my kidneys saved me probably from a huge hangover.