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la_cry_mo_sa @ 2010-08-29T01: 44:00

I'm currently starting to get interested in History. (Is the grammar correct? – Feel free to correct me when I make mistakes …) Actually everything between the Neolith and the Third Reich is uninteresting to me, but the last weeks I noticed that the March revolution in Germany – nineteenth century, Bismarck and such – is quite fascinating; such are the French Revolution and even the Roman Empire, as I discovered today (thanks to Spartacus and Robespierre of course). I guess I'm finally motivated to learn my Latin (I have to learn it in school and I didn't do anything the last three years), I've always wanted to read something by Seneca anyway – why not the Latin original. I also researched the Black Death recently (wow, I bet I fail at grammar today. In my defence: it's one o'clock in the night), so chances are that I'll start to research the Middle Ages in general (I remember I was fascinated by the witch-hunt era when I was ten and I of course still know quite a lot about it, after all it's not that long ago), though it seemed to me like the most uninteresting era in History. And History used to be uninteresting in general. I really expanded my horizon the last two years. By now I'm interested in Chernobyl, mathematics, philosophy, foreign languages and cultures, geography, school shootings, Poland (my family's from there and I used to hate it) – well, actually I'm intersted in everything except religion and mythology by now. Honestly, when I'm at the library I don't know at which section to look because there's so much I want to read about! Wow, I wish I knew everything. : D And actually I should not sit around here, somehow I'm full of energy at the moment. (In the middle of the night ... that is typical!) (That's once again to entry that makes you think I smoked crack all day.)

I begin the moment, for me to interest story. Actually, all that lies between the Neolithic Age and the Third Reich, no interest for me, but the last few weeks I noticed that the March revolution - the nineteenth century, Bismarck, and so - quite fascinating is, just like the French Revolution and even the Roman rich as I I noticed today (of course thanks Spartacus and Robespierre). I guess I am finally motivated to learn my Latin (I'll have to learn in school and I did the last three years), I wanted to read anyway has always been something of Seneca - why not the Latin original. I recently even the plague did some research, the odds are good that I would be general information about the Middle Ages (I remember because I was fascinated by witchcraft, when I was ten and of course I still know quite a lot, Finally, it is not so long ago), although it seemed to be the least interesting period of history. And history was generally uninteresting. I have extended the last two years really my horizons. Meanwhile, I'm interesting in Chernobyl, mathematics, philosophy, foreign languages and cultures, geography, school shootings, Poland (my family comes from there and I hated it) - well, actually I am more interested in everything except religion and mythology. Seriously, if I'm in the library, I do not know which department I go in because I have so much that I wish to read something! Wow, I wish I knew everything: D And actually I should not now sit around here, I'm kinda full of energy at the moment. (Middle of the night ... This is typical!) (This is again so'n entry in which one thinks that I smoke crack all day.)