.: so comes snow after fire :.

Sorry for disappearing on you guys, it's been an hectic week. Among other things, there was work that had to be done on the building and that none of the neighbours cared about, because apparently everyone else here lives sticking their fingers in their ears and ignoring the problems hoping they'll just disappear. Thankfully I'm quite stubborn and got the job done. So yay for that!

Today I had a fascinating conversation on the phone with my therapist, prepared all the papers I'll need this weekend when I do my taxes, started on Eternal Sonata again. I had dropped it more than a year ago when I got lost in a dungeon, but it is a lovely game (and it has so much classical music), so I finally got out of that stupid maze and did some levelling up. I found a guide online when I couldn't defeat a boss, and found out I'm still very early in the game, even if I've already done 11 hours of gameplay. Wow, this is going to be much longer than I thought.

In other news, for the first time in my life, I forgot a fuchsia item of clothing in the washing machine, and dyed a whole bunch of laundry bright pink. This is what my bed looks like now:



I actually find this really amusing. I'm turning 30 in four months, and this is the most childish my room has ever looked. And I used to dislike pink as a little girl, now I find it quite a happy colour. :D Can't wait to see my aunt's reaction, those sheets used to be white with little flowers, now it looks like something from Barbie's summer house.

I feel a cold approaching, and with the temperatures dropping and the rainstorms I'm not surprised. Hot cup of tea and then to bed!

Besides being utterly addicted to the House of Night novels (I'm already reading Hunted, and it keeps getting better and better), here's the most recent games I bought:



I'm going to play them both at the same time, instead of finishing one before starting the other one, because I feel they compensate each other. Dante's Inferno makes me laugh a lot, with its weird cheesy way of quoting the original poem, and the campness of it all, while Eternal Sonata is soft and relaxing, and soothing for the soul.

About real life, everything's fine: I still have a bit of a cold, but besides that I'm feeling good, enjoying the summer weather that's finally here. My aunt is coming at the end of the month, and I already can't wait! \o/