one direction really saved me during my teenage years and shaped me into who i am, i can’t wrap my head around the fact that one is them is gone so young, it’s such a scary reminder of how life is so short
I can’t believe Liam Payne is really dead like what the fuck. I know celebrities die all the time but it just hits so much harder bc that’s like the first major celeb of our generation who we grew up with
all i want in life is to buy an old victorian chateau and to renovate the hell out of it so my future kids can frolic around the yard full of flowers and come inside to fresh baked bread for breakfast, is that too much to ask for?
doing already 9th week of turkish classes (they only have 10) so next week is the last one. can't believe time flew so fast, where will I keep learning turkish? so sad.
100 units of the grammar book - done // and advanced english grammar book - finished. interesting experience studying this one during 1.5 month, learnt a lot of new details and aspects about using particular grammar items. will definitely re-read and revise all the new info.
Stephen King's Misery book reminded me John Fowles' The Collector, horrifying story that made me draw knees up, cringe at truly terrifying moments and just go on reading it. Annie Wilkes.. definitely one of the most terrifying villains I've read about.
a literary masterpiece, a stroke of genius, written in the 19th century but still so relatable to life today. the range of personalities, all so realistically developed, makes reading a fascinating experience when observing each character's actions as the chapters advance.
the brothers karamazov book is the greatest work of literature I have ever read. the strongest feeling I was experiencing while reading it and after finishing is the gratefulness to Dostoyevsky for leaving us such a masterpiece.