Tomorrow
Tomorrow it's going to be a great day!
I am getting up early to go at work, where I will be researching fascinating things about museums and new media, part of the preparation of a new 'digital heritage' course in our department. Around 11am I will make a phone call to an art gallery in Greece to discuss about a possible collaboration in reviewing their collections management system. During lunch break I will be meeting a master student from Greece who is interested in doing a PhD in our department and she would like some inside info.
I will probably stay at work until 7.30pm and then go for chinese in an excellent buffet restaurant in the city centre. Nikos is coming over from Loughborough for that, Katerina and Thalia will be there, myself with Anna of course, and perhaps Konstantina, our new friend in Leicester (lecturer of ancient history). But there is more! Thalia, who just came back from Greece, where she was referreing a football match (yes, no joking, she is a football referree), has brought me a Sunday newspaper (one that I do not read online) and I am looking forward to that!!!...And guess what! Ann, another good friend, is going to Greece tomorrow and will come back on Sunday bringing me next Sunday's newspaper! Aren't I this week's luckiest guy in the whole of Leicestershire or not?
Tomorrow I will be also looking more closely on Anna's present for Christmas. I know that Anna is regularly checking this blog, so I won't go into details. I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise; and it's definitely going to be a surprise.
My greetings to my french-german-writing reader. Thanks for the comments! I have, also, enjoyed exercising my non-existent french and remembering my old time favourite german.
Bis morgen denn.
I am getting up early to go at work, where I will be researching fascinating things about museums and new media, part of the preparation of a new 'digital heritage' course in our department. Around 11am I will make a phone call to an art gallery in Greece to discuss about a possible collaboration in reviewing their collections management system. During lunch break I will be meeting a master student from Greece who is interested in doing a PhD in our department and she would like some inside info.
I will probably stay at work until 7.30pm and then go for chinese in an excellent buffet restaurant in the city centre. Nikos is coming over from Loughborough for that, Katerina and Thalia will be there, myself with Anna of course, and perhaps Konstantina, our new friend in Leicester (lecturer of ancient history). But there is more! Thalia, who just came back from Greece, where she was referreing a football match (yes, no joking, she is a football referree), has brought me a Sunday newspaper (one that I do not read online) and I am looking forward to that!!!...And guess what! Ann, another good friend, is going to Greece tomorrow and will come back on Sunday bringing me next Sunday's newspaper! Aren't I this week's luckiest guy in the whole of Leicestershire or not?
Tomorrow I will be also looking more closely on Anna's present for Christmas. I know that Anna is regularly checking this blog, so I won't go into details. I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise; and it's definitely going to be a surprise.
My greetings to my french-german-writing reader. Thanks for the comments! I have, also, enjoyed exercising my non-existent french and remembering my old time favourite german.
Bis morgen denn.
posted by kostis43 @ 11:53 pm
1 Comments:
At 12:24 pm,
Anonymous said…
Um von der Übung des Französisches nicht erschöpft zu werden (ha, ha, ha!), werde ich es leichter für du machen...Daher werde ich zukünftig nur in deutscher Sprache schreiben.
Erlaubst du mir einen kleinen Hinweis:widme mehr Raum, um deine Gedanken zu schreiben, weil diese in Wirklichkeit hinter deinem Schlüsselloch gefunden werden!
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