Roaming Thoughts

Nowadays I am reading John Grisham: The Pelican Brief.

My dream last night was interesting too.

I would like to share what I dreamt of last night.

We have visited my Dad in my hometown.

I have recently started thinking more seriously about vaccines – not because I suddenly became a person who wants to get every vaccine available, but because two things are coming together in my life.

Aa a history teacher, personally, I think it is shocking and haunting at the same time.

Next year, we are going to the Philippines, possibly in February.

My Mum and my sister came to Fehérvár because they had to manage some paperwork in connection with the flat that we are buying.

From the beginning, I did not like Mitch too much because his personality seemed overly confident to me.

The Danish government is tightening school rules because AI-assisted cheating has become a serious problem among secondary-school students.

I recently started taking escitalopram, 5 mg.

Unfortunately, my Dad is very old and if he was not at hospital, I am not sure that he would be alive.

The proposal to lower Hungary’s voting age to 16 has been raised, with supporters arguing that young people should have a greater say in decisions affecting them.

In order to keep up my knowledge, I sent an email to the head of the history department at my university asking if I could return for some classes the following semester and beyond.

Here is what I am doing now to get less addicted to the phone: 1, I no longer browse for news online.