MatiasDooble

So, been living in Turku for over 6 months now.. God I love the city, finally a place where I can be in peace with myself.   I started studying in UTU (University of Turku), reading science of religion, getting to know new people etc. Wonderful.   Somehow I also found myself in the government of our suject (SoR ie science of religion :P) and my job is - tada - editor of our own publication 'Samsara'.   I thought of designing and printing myself a press card and buying an old fashioned hat, like those the journalists on movies wear.   Guess this means I've got to start practicing writing a little more. An old hobby I might as well revi

Things are finally starting to change! I will be moving to Turku next month with my girlfriend, I'm so glad to finally get out of here. Hope I'll just get a job soon too.. Can't tell you how happy I am, because I've really been planning this for a _long_ time, and I can just imagine the things I can do with an apartment of my own :). yey. Last week I got this funny thought too. I was high and thinking and somehow ended up thinking of the koan 'if you meet buddha, kill him'. I came to think that this could mean if you think you are buddha or somehow wiser, you have to kill this thought. And if it will lead you to think it again, kill it agai

What's new - what's new? What's new, what's new, what's new? Well, honestly, nothing's new, but if nothing's new - expect for the newnessness - how do you do? Yeah, I was at this cruise; picture 3000 (horny) high schoolers locked in a small space and given lots of booze, picture these little hamsters go crazy on the celebration of their last school day. Ugh I must have been seriously traumatized by that night :D. Decided that these big drinking events don't quite suit me. I like to chill out and hang and discuss, not go around the ship puking before passing out in my own vomit. Really saw the wretched but oh so natural part of the human m