WolfWarhead

Right now there's a heatwave rolling through Holland and I am not amused. My house is well isolated and wonderfully warm in winter, but in summer, it's a nightmare. Days just drag on by with nothing happening. Recently I had a discussion with someone on the phone on how we seem to lose the ability to think when it gets too hot. Since I don't have the energy to do anything else, I've been thinking on it and made a small list on what seems to be the first and the last three things that disable in my brain. To first to go. 1. Anything involving extended concentration. No big shocker there. Anything that requires constant focus becomes way too

Been a while again. I've been busy with a school project for a long time, during which I was constantly modelling, so obviously I didn't exactly feel like doing it more in my free time. However, that is now - mostly - over, so I'm back again. Now then, I had a huge rant prepared to post here, but I don't feel like ranting. (That should give anyone who knows me a heart attack, surely) I'm sure you don't care anyway. So instead I'd like to talk about something else: Growing up. I don't know how many DA peeps are actually younger than me, but I'd like to talk about a few things I've learned while growing up. An uncomfortable truth Starting ev

Well, I've been living on my own for about a month now. Strangely enough, it didn't take much getting used to. Many things sort of come natural when your house is your own responsibility. Cooking, cleaning, all that Jazz. It actually bothers me now when the place is messy. My eating and sleeping habits are going right down the drain, though. I can cook basic stuff, but I'm still fairly lazy, so I end up with rather unhealthy meals on a regular basis. And as for sleeping, well, I'm having trouble doing it AT ALL. On average I only sleep two out of three nights. Since I've decreased my sugar intake a fair bit, I have no idea where the energy i