Since (1) my flight back to continental Romania is only a few days away, (2) Christmas is getting closer every passing day and (3) I finished my exam(s) session (although one homework still waits for me to start solving it - yeah, keep waiting, I'm not in the mood now!), I decided it was time to clean both my room and the facilities, i.e. toilet, I share with my apartment mate.
I'm proud of what I accomplished today:
- Vacuum cleaning: this way I removed all the dust from the floor. We have a quite decent vacuum cleaner shared between the 3rd and 4th floor of the building (only at these floors students live).
- Cleaning the floor with the help of universal detergent and a very useful mop that I bought in September (if I remember right).
- Cleaning the toilet (shared facility): I was so determined to clean everything that I rushed in that common facility too. - In a funny way, I finished cleaning it at about the same time a scheduled post on my computer science blog got posted :D Isn't technology cool or what?
Everything's clean now - nice and shiny.
Yeah, Christmas on!
Looking forward to it!
"continental Romania"? Where's that? Or... are you officially saying that there is more than one Romania?
ReplyDeleteMajor states have a continental side and some other possesions/teritories, as a sign of their past and/or current greatness.
ReplyDeleteSo, if we want to think big, we need to think scalable :D so I propose calling "continental Romania" the current Romania. I'm calling it this way for some time now, but I don't think I ever did it in public on such a large scale, i.e. in a blog.
Take the example of Snake Island. That could be some day port of those auxiliary territories I mentioned.
To conclude: thinking of current Romania as "continental Romania" is part of changing the mentalities of the nation. I simply love the term.
Note: my Snakes Island example should be treated just as an example, not as a territory claim.
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