Getting certificates =even worst things come to an end

Whoever said that if you really want something you get it eventually was so right. After terribly long 10 months of doing a silly online training and writing reports that were read by one person apart from me (I mean apart from the person who copied them as published as theirs) and are of no use in general I have received my certificate today. They did make me wait for it....ten months was not long enough and to make it even longer I had to attend another training on a Friday afternoon right after lessons (the lady kept telling us to think creatively and the only creative thought I had on my mind was how to leave the room unnoticed...but shhh don't tell anyone). Then the lady gave me the damn piece of paper and I could run back home. But, please don't think it's just another post to complain ...far from it. I wanted it to be optimisitic and nice....and this is just to show you that even if your boss asks you to do things you don't really like and things you know won't improve your work at all they all come to an end and then you're a free and cheerful person again. Personally, I feel as if someone took 10kilos off my back (if you have no idea how much 10kilos is because you live in one of those few countries that have to use pounds then it's your problem lol).

If you're reading this and you're unemployed, but you may still afford to buy three laptops, a camera worth 700 pounds, a bike and new lens in two week period then please shut your mouth and don't comment on this ok?

The Family Man

It's hard to get back to writing anything after such a long break (well, I was writing reports, but I don't think that really counts, does it? lol). Anyway, here I am people whether you like it or not :)
Thanks to fantastic British post (enjoy this moment Stu as I won't ever say that again) I got a small present. It was a dvd with a film entitled "The Family Man" (and an orange choco, but that's not what I'm going to write about here )...yeah doesn't really sound nice, does it? Well, if you don't like the title then forget about it and watch the film anyway. I'm sure you will love it as much as I did. It's a story with a meaning and you will end up thinking about your life after you see it (yeah even blondes will do).
The film starts this way: a single guy who is into making as much money as possible and then enjoying spending it on luxuries wakes up and finds out what his life would have been like if he hadn't left the woman he used to love. Really funny thing to watch, but trust me it's not only a silly story. After all we all tend to think what things would be like if we made a different decision?

PS Do you think I may count on another dvd? :))

Being proud of myself

Have you read the post about origami thing? Well, then take a look at my hen. I made it all by myself and I love it. You may not like it, but still I'm proud of myself hehehe. Would be good to read some nice comments about it lol, hint hint.

Origami

Well, it all started with a little boy bringing me a present. It was a handmade Santa Claus. The special thing about it was that it was made from paper, an origami kind of thing. It looked fantastic. Silly me I though they bought it somewhere...but then I found a training where they teach you to make things from paper. The training was last weekend and I've made a chick lol. Now just working on a basket and a hen since Easter season is just round the corner. It takes some time to see results of your work, but I love it. Plus it's a fantastic way to relax and find some time for things not connected with your work.

Here you have a video showing you how to make a swan. Isn't it lovely?