Oh my God!
Next week is the last week of November. I can't believe it. I almost hear the clock: tick- tack, tick-tack. I'm running out of time.

Ten years ago I didn't realise the lapse of time. Maybe it is why I was living my carefree childhood. So the more tasks I have, the more fussier I am.

People say that the age of twenty is the most beautiful time in ones life. Is it true?? I can't feel it. Maybe sometimes. But I'm not independent. I think I'm still a child.

When I was a real child, I thought that a twenty year old person is an adult, absolutely. I can't see myself as an adult.
And there's a question, when I am a 30- 40- 50 year old woman will I still feel that I'm not an adult?

Once I've heard that we'll become adult, if we lost our parents. I can imagine that. And I hope that I will be a child for a very-very long time!

Be a child as long as you can!

Take care!

Bodies

Hola!
Yesterday I went to Budapest to see the Bodies exhibition. It was great, I mean it was shocking to know that those bodies used to be human beings, but it's fantastic that the science is able to do almost everything.

There were more than 200 organs and full body specimens. In one room there were embryos and foetus' s in different stages. It's unbelievable that how fast the foetus is growing.

We also could see organ mutations, many kinds of cancers.
We could compare a healthy brain with unhealthy ones which suffer from stroke or meningitis.
They show us two lungs one of them was normal and the other one belonged to a heavy smoker, and it looked horrible. So I'd like to draw the smokers' attentions to be careful with the cigarettes!

I could write long about the exhibition, but I think it has to be seen.
It's good to know how we look like inside.

I really recommend it everyone!

Best
Angela