I'm sorry, Bartolome. I'm afraid I can't do that.

Ever felt like something is changing too rapidly around you? It might get confusing at first. Then it goes to a plateau phase. Just until you get used to it - right about then all starts to seem brighter. Take me for example. I am starting to get used to the abnormal* weather in this place.
It feels like you can experience every season during the day. In morning it feels like spring, with great humidity and temperature slowly rising. In the afternoon it's like summer - staying in the sun is all fun, until you get a heatstroke.. And in the evening makes me feel like during autumn, since it is usually raining. Storms seem to be quite common now, too. Yesterday there even was a hail storm.
Fortunately, the nights are gorgeous. Full moon was just begging me to observe while smoking cigarette.

All of this goes great with studying. You know, I still have an exam to retake back in Poland. Psychiatry is something you just cannot reinvent, not when you are an ordinary, 4th year student about to take a test. Hopefully, all the vacation work I put into it will go along just fine with everything else I needed to do, sacrifice or earn to start erasmusing in Vic. However, that is a story for some other time.

For now, I am having fun with adjusting the schedule for my classes. It seems like I'll be free on fridays and wednesdays, so long weekends (as in "posts from some challenging excursions") might become quite common around here.

Let me then get back to studies. Tomorrow, it's Day of Catalonia - a day to commemorate the catalan effort to gain independece. It seems like it will be the 300th anniversary. All of it going on in Barcelona. Oh yeah. It will be fun.

* Naturally, when compared to XXI century, but still post-soviet Poland.