Hello Spring.

   Hello everyone! Long time since my last post, huh? To be honest with you, there were a lot of things happening at school, university stuff and when i had some free time I tried to spend it with my friends. But Today is the first day of Easter holiday here in Slovakia so I was like, hey, let's write a post on my blog and give you guys a little update on what was going on in my life for past two months.

   I will create probably two or three more separate posts which will contain my new snowboard gear (trust me, there's a lot to look at), my snowboarding trips and some new pieces i purchased.

   To kick off this post I'll start with probably the most exciting thing from all those i want to tell you about. I'm accepted to my first university! *yay* It's in Brno (Czech republic) on VUT (Brno University of Technology) and the program is Chemistry for Medical Application, which is very exciting. For past three Saturdays I've been attending a chemistry preparatory course in Brno and then I wrote a test which was in my opinion super easy and so i got accepted. Oh and trust me, it feels so good!! :)

   Other thing I want to talk about is the fact that on 6th March I turned 18!! So I'm officially in the adult world and to be honest I have really mixed emotions about it. I mean i can now do whatever the hell I want but on the other hand, I still want to be that 8 year old child with no responsibilities and no worries in life. Fun times. :)

   I finally have plan for this summer holiday. Only few more things have to be done and I'll go surfing to France for one whole week during the last June week and straight after that I'm going to Germany where I'll spend at least one and a half month working at the beach in a very nice cafe/ restaurant with my friend. I don't know if you can imagine how excited I am. :)

   And probably the last big thing i want to include in this rather random post is the fact that at the beginning of March I wrote my school leaving exams from Slovak and let me say, that it was terrible. I don't like Slovak. I use English more often than my mother language so it was really hard for me to write the essay and the actual test was one big piece of bullshit. Sorry for being rude but i can't describe it otherwise. :) Now I have to learn for the second round of the exams which will take place in May but this time it's "speaking part" and i have more subject included. Slovak, chemistry, biology and maybe physics. And also i can't forget about the preparation for my other two university tests. Hardcore time is coming!! :)

   So that's all for this post. keep an eye for two winter related posts and one more which will include some of my new goodies. I'm really happy to be back (hopefully) on the track and see you all lovely people soon. Have a nice day!! :)

   Susan.

Ultimate bargain.

    Hello everyone! This is just a quick update but i feel like i want to share this with you. The other day i was in Marks&Spencer with my mum, just doing a bit of window shopping as we sometimes do. However, everything changed when we arrived to the sale section of the shop and i found there the most wonderful and most comfortable flannel pj pants. I admit, it was originally meant for men, but you know me already. This boundary never stops me! hah. But the best thing is only to come. The original price was 29€ which is just ridiculously expensive but i bought it for wonderful 4€. I was over the moon because i alway wanted flannel pants but they were always on the pricey side. As i always say, thank god for sales. haha :)

   So that's all i have for you today. I know it's a bit odd post, but i really wanted to tell you about this ultimate bargain and if you want, you can go and have a look in your M&S store and maybe they will still have these loves. Seriously i've been living in them ever since i bought them. :)

   Take care.
Susan.

I passed the thing.

   Hello everyone! So after one week I finally made myself to write this post. If you red my last post about my 2015 goals, you already know that on 9th January I had my speaking part of German state exams B2 and because it obviously happened one week ago, i'm happy to announce you, that I passed the thing! Whoopdedoo! *three cheers for Susan* :)

   But seriously now. I had the listening/ writing/ grammar/ translation exam one month before the speaking and if you pass the writing you are in for the second part. And that consists of 15 conversational themes and 15 "Landeskunde", which is basically countries and their geography/ history/ sights and everything you can think of in this sphere.

   All i can say is that I've never ever learned so much in my entire life. It was a good preparation for the university life, because seriously, like whole 4 days before the exam i was learning German and German only and I was going completely crazy. And on Friday, the day of the examination, I was so scared. Like you can't even imagine. I prayed that I wouldn't pick History of Germany or specific cities or tourism. Luckily I got Bratislava (capital of Slovakia) and Ways of communication, which was really fine because there weren't so many terrific words and it wasn't that difficult to have a nice conversation with the examiners.

   So to sum it up, I'm super happy and I finally have the paper that I can speak German. hah :) The evening I of course, celebrated with my amazing friend Suez. Few beers were totally essential and we just had a very nice chat evening, which was very cool because that day was kind of hard for me because of thing that happened exactly one year ago. But let's not talk about it, now. :)

   Have a super wonderful weekend and take care. :)

Susan.

First goal of my 2015 is accomplished and another one is already in progress. So stay tuned for the news.

2015 Goals.

    Hello everyone and Happy New Year to you all. So the 2015 is here and i have to admit that this year is definitely gonna be the most exciting one of my life. In all ways. There's a bunch of cool and also terrifying stuff awaiting me and i want to get the most out of it. So I decided to write down few of my goals from which a big part is super probable to happen and I'm freaking out only thinking about them. So let's kick off this year with some good attitude and positive energy, so that it will last until the last December day. But that's still hella a lot of time. :)

   Have a good one, guys! :)

Susan.

· Pass state exams: on 9th January is my speaking and last part of German state exams B2 and i'm seriously freaking the freak out because it's so difficult and terrible and i'm really not sure about myself anymore. Fingers crossed!

· Graduate: As you already know this is my last year of high school which naturally means i have my graduation. In March it's (luckily for me only) Slovak *self five* but that's scary anyway. And then in May the speaking part where i have Slovak, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. *facepalm*

· Get to the collage: Yep, next school year my university life officially starts and even though i'm excited as hell it's kind of also scary. However first i need to be accepted on one, and that's gonna be "fun". 

 · Go to the Alps: My biggest dream ever is to go shred the beautiful slopes of Alps and hit the snowparks there. However i don't feel very positive about this one. *sigh* But once i'll get there. I promise myself! 

· Freestyle Snowboarding: You might now, that i'm all about jumping on my snowboard. But this year I want to bring my snowboarding skills to a brand new level because i really want to improve and learn some cool heavy tricks. Hopefully I won't kill myself and there will be enough snow for our (shitty) Slovak snowparks. 

· Buy a new snowboard: Let's face this. I really need a new board because my oldie is like 7 years old (I think). And this time i'm reaching really high. I want to get my all time favourite.. *drums* Burton!! Even though they are ridiculously expensive... Well, thank God sales exist, right!??

 · Summer job in Germany: As you've already noticed, i'm in serious need for money. So i want to fulfill my ultimate dream and go to Germany, which is a total mind blowing thing for me and find there a proper summer job to make some cash for all the stuff i wan to do. And until now it looks really good so hopefully nothing will mess up. 

 · Go surfing to France: This is dependent on the Germany because if i have the money, i'll go surfing to France. Which is total dream. Like I'm riding snowboard and skateboard. So it's totally acceptable to start with surfing. One week full of fun, waves and fun again. Hell yeah!! 

· 18th Birthday: I think this is pretty self explanatory, so i'll leave it there. (6th March!!)

· Get a tattoo: Whoo!! I admit, this came really out of the blue for you but I've been dreaming about making this for ages. My parents are fine with that so now i only have to draw find something cool as hell and just do it. (And of course save the money. This is going crazy!)

· Get my ear pierced and/or get a plug/ ear expander: Jest let this sink in... *giggles*

 · Find a boyfriend (finally!!): Yes, i said it and hell I'm gonna finally reach this in 2015. I feel positive about this one. (Actually who am i kidding. This is gonna be harder than the freaking graduation.)

 · Read loads and loads of book: Because why not? Books are cool.

 · Carry on learning languages: Start attending C2 English course, keep on working on my German and get back to French. (college life, i'm coming!) 

 · Be active: Just do some exercises every day, because hey, it's good for your body. :)

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