Come to think of it, there was going to be a conference about the bird 'flu, actually I think I missed it. Oops. Our news always does that! A scandal happens; they talk about it for the next three weeks. After that period, they either go back to giving you useless info, such as who won Wimbledon or some new awful thing takes place and they go ranting on about that. You never hear anything about the previous scandal.

What have I been doing? Honestly? Nothing, since I was ill both this weekend and the last. It's a sort of a cold, which is to afraid to express itself. It comes and goes as it pleases, without actually leaving. Its presence is always felt.

Some people destroy their house or become aggressive when they are angry about something or at somebody. I however destruct that person’s character and smash into a million tiny pieces by writing a whole text about their stupidity and what they said and did. I can tell you one thing though: it may be a lot cheaper, but it just doesn't have that clang to it. It lacks that certain je ne sais quoi. Well, it is better than saying it to their face. The rant about Salmonella already is made up of 4'177 words and various illustrations. It was written in five days in the evening usual whilst watching a films or series (Desperate Housewives, Medium, etc...). So, does that make me a bad person or can we settle for weird? The furniture is safe from destruction, so that's not too bad.

Waiting for Biology practical to begin. This week it's all about algae. We have to draw the reproduction system yet again! As the professor said: '' Botanists spend their time looking at the genitals of plants, algae and fungi.''. Great prospects, right? It won't be a very long practical. The longest bit is drawing those excruciatingly annoying pictures. It's fun, but sometimes it is very difficult to see anything with the microscope. Maximum it lasts 3 hours, which is a good time. Not like sadistic Chemistry that goes on for four hours without any breaks. During Bio, you can talk whilst you are waiting for the next batch of bacteria, fungi or whatever to be handed out, without being reprimanded. It's also a lot more interesting than Chemistry and Physics combined could ever be. It's going to start soon, so Salute!