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It is cool!!!(if you're a bit...weird). Its a computer game based on role-play gaming (is that the right word?) and you get to run around and solve quests with your group but it all has a "bigger plot" then that. Its like being the protagonist of your own book! Things I'm grateful for today: 1) Pain killers! be glad if your a guy and don't have any of these problems 2) Courtains I moved in with my coach and I din't get that the reason the room didn't have curtains was that it had shutters. Those old-fashioned ones outside the windows? Its an old house (in southern Germany) and I didn't notice them until a friend of mine looked out of the window and was like "you said you didn't sleep well tonight because it was very light in your room? Maybe you should've closed these!" Smartass 3) Woolen socks-shoe-hybrids So cuddly and keep my feet so warm 4) Tea even without cardamon (isn't that a spice you put in cookies on christmas? I didn't know you can put it in tea. I've got to try it sometime) 5) Wireless-Lan I can now sit in the living-room with my laptop. Or in the kitchen with my laptop. Or in the bed-room with my laptop. Or in ...

Nice how just one little accident can change your perception of what's valuable. This is the first time I've ever heard anybody liking it. Ever. (And it really IS a fun game) My 5 things I'm grateful for today: 1) My coach She's letting me use her appartment while she's gone and I'll dog-sit for her. This is very convienient because I'm giving up my room and it gives me time to move everything. 2) P

I know its still another 30min until I have another day, but I already have so many things to be grateful for, so I thought I'd share: 1) My sister (again) because she made her husband correct my spanish paper (again for finals) even thought they have been pretty buisy lately 2) My sister's husband because he corrected my paper without complaining and even told me he thought it was interesting 3) Baldur's gate because its a fun game 4) Time that I had to play Computer games, even though there are more finals soon. I guess I have to be grateful for my self-disipline 5) Ieshwar (congratulations by the way) because you reminded me that I still have chocolate and that it is a good time to eat it now *munchmunch*(so I had two luxury-food experiences, well three, if you count coffee)

Hm. All these comments made me think of the mayor of Berlin we have in Germany. He had this big coming out and there was a real hype around him but after a while everything quietened down and now he's just the mayor (who to some people is great and to some is incapable). He isn't even the only one, the mayor of Hamburg (third biggest city and like Berlin is a city and a state) is also gay. They are old, they are average and they are boring. And that gives me hope, not the glam-teen that I don't even know is real. I'm not saying that everything is candy here either, but I think it's a start and I like that.

1) Coffee it is such a wonderful thing and even though I have a coffee-machine for over two-years now it reminds me of the time I didn't have one(that I didn't have a coffee-machine wasn't the only thing wrong with those times) and it's just a small luxury that I feel gratefull for 2) Having to get up early I know it sounds like a contradiction but I had to get up earlier today then usual to take an exam. It just makes me feel as if the day is still young (well, it's almost four pm so I guess it isn't) and as if I had so much time on my hands. 3) My sister I talked to her on the phone yesterday and I really miss her. It's also possible that I won't see her for a long time so I feel greatful for having her. 4) My English I spend one year in an English-speaking country and the exam I took today was an English exam. Many of the people in my class don't have that advantage so I don't really have to try too hard to get good grades. 5) Sweet-corn I love sweet corn and I had a can of it sitting in my cupboard for a while now but was waiting for the right moment to eat it. I was really looking forward to it, so today it was finally time to enjoy it. Love it. I can only list 5 right? I guess I'm a happy person and greatful for a lot of things. 6) I'm gratful for this topic because I hope it makes people who don't feel too good right now realize that there IS a lot to love and feel good about in this world Thanks Kevin

I worked with a bunch of swiss people a few month ago and it was soooo cute when everybody tried to talk German instead of Swiss-German so I would understand. Of course they'd always go back to swiss-german and in the end I kind of learned to understand it. As a prove that this is true: chuchich

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I used to smoke. I quit and started again, quit and started again. Now I just tell myself that if I feel like having a cigarrette I can have one. It's become like a rare treat for me, I guess, I like cigars and shisha, too. Maybe I should try pipes. Hihi, got some more: Harrassing me about my smoking can be strenious to your health.

Do you have any idea how much you confuse us poor foreigners with discussions like that :wacko: . Whenever I wrote colour I'd go back and change it color, thinking it was wrong and whenever I wrote color I'd go back and change it to colour... ...so which SHOULD I use? (Especially if I don't know if the other person is British or American (I learned Australians don't care . Aussies rule. *runs to not get lynched by everybody else*)

Anyone ever heard of Anne Bishop's "the black jewels"? You need a jewel to cause magic which is like your "pool of power". Somebody breaks your jewels -> you loose your power. You have to learn how to control your powers but you don't need to learn spells for that. The more power you have the harder it gets to do magic that needs "detail". You can move a mountain but can't throw a stone. It's also tied to your soul, if your magic is to strong for you you can't use it and then there are different.... ahhhhhhhhh just read the books, they are worth it.

Hi, I already introduced myself in the Domaholic forum, so after neglecting the rest of you for a couple of days now, I thought I'd say "hi" here, also. "Hi" There. I did it.