Ahhhhhhhhhh *clear sky* - I see!
Latvian is what I know as "Lettisch" - ah, Lettland! Cool!

I'm really excited these days - I will soon get a Swedish exchange student! Yehaaa! *I love exchange students!*

Hm...since I am in English extra class and Geography extra class I should know that - but I'm confused this evening...
you like me very much today? *cause you always reply*

anyways - cool. Europe unite...or whatever...

You should have seen my history lessons, they were crappy!

Okay...I had a teacher from the West of Germany. She was bashing on everything East, she was only teaching us half of the history (I'm glad I read some books to get a clearer view - well, some books might've been wrong...) - and she was always blaming the east for everything.
Like "in East-Germany there are the unemployed" etc. - same with whole Eastern Europe.
You can imagine my reaction since my family comes from East-Prussia and has it's origins in Russia and the Ucraine.

well, my history teacher was also my English teacher. I always wrote A after A in English - that upset this woman like hell and she always took points of wherever she could. And history...hm, here eyebrows were nearly jumping to the ceiling when I once said something like "I think we can't blame Russia for everything. America made stupid mistakes too and they still do - they just try to cover it up and make them look like the best people in the world." When we discussed politics I decided to keep my mouth shut so it would not get me into trouble. She tried to describe the situation of East Germany to us - her mistake was to do it from the Westen point of view...

The funniest thing was me being dissed in kindergarten (when I was like 4 or 5 years). The 3 questions were:
"Why don't you believe in God?"
"Why do you have no father?"
"Are you Russian?!?!?!"
In the end I was the "jinx"...it was a Christian kindergarten...
It did not give me disadvantages though, at least I think so. Made me just be realistic.
*wah,---long posts...I'm always very talkative...sorry!!!*

Ah - luckily I'm really untalented! Uh,...I played flute 6 years but then I quitted. And I'm glad I did.
Okay, I had my performances, too - I was three times on the stage of Berlin's Philharmony - but with a big group from my school.
I mean, okay, I'm an elite student, but it's not that bad - my school takes it easy; it rains through our ceilings, we have holes in the walls and on and on - but it's okay.

I never was artistic in any way - with the exception of drama based on my interest in literature. Music and art are really bringing me down - I kicked Music this year, and art flies out in the next one. It's sad; but I don't even want to try it anymore.
But: I'm having my creative days. I started to play guitar - I'm teaching myself. It's about time to do that...