Insane in the membrane.

We're back in Ghent, that is my sister and me. After the christmasdays at home we moved back to studyland. My concentration level during exams has always been at an artic level (read: far below zero). My day goes like this:
I plan to wake up at 8 am, but mostly I wake up around 10 and then realise: "holy moly I already should have studied for two hours now." And then after a superfast poppin' breakfast (love vanilla oatmeal) I start "studying" like a crazy turbo nerd. Around 12 am my brain goes into stand-by modus and decides to take a break. A loooong break mostly. In the afternoon I'm a disaster if it comes to concentration. And by night when it finally get's dark again I can concentrate again. So I stay up too late again and wake up the next morning also way toooo late. So this goes on and on and on. Luckily my sister has a more productive way of studying and we decided to study together in the appartment she lives in (her roommate is at home during the holidays). Crazy hilarious scenarios here during our studybreaks. We brought a longboard from home and sometimes longboard through the hallway (we had to stop it because the neighbours from the floor below asked us what the heck we were doing at 1 am in the morning. woops.). My sister also has this constant urge to clean the appartment, so if you don't mind your step you fall over the vacuumcleaner or get suffocated by a whelm of "Mr. Proper" when you enter the bathroom. And then there's the cooking part of our studytime together, if we don't dance on crazy music during our breakes we create funny recipes in the kitchen. Really we should write a cookbook for (wannabe) insane students.  Ok, now that I've update the world about my new living situation,(Wich is in fact still pretty boring because studying IS boring.) I'm gonna try to stick my eyes to my book and study!

Cheers,
and to all fellow students: I know how it feels (bad bad bad!),
so goooooood luck!

ps. I need a party