While I’m being handcuffed by the Karma Police, who is arresting me for all the bad things I’ve done, thought, and not done since I was born, I’m starting to remember what I did last year.
I could start with the first day of January, when all I remember was watching some Asian Kung-Fu Generation video one moment, talking with a friend another moment, and then being called by my boss who told me I had to take the first bus in the morning the next day to start working. What a nice welcome the new year gave me.
January… what can I say about January? all I did was travelling three days a week to work for 12 hours straight, with a 15 minute lunchbreak in the same place I worked, being submerged in the deepest of depressions during the afternoon, when I asked myself if all my life was going to be like that, and feeling terribly happy and giving a shit about everything when I finally got home in the evening.
And the days I didn’t travel I just worked at home, unable to see my friends (except for one day, when we played Warcraft after a very very long time, and I won. That day was fun 
).
I didn’t work much on February, but I can’t remember much of it either, just my birthday, studying for some final tests, and being very happy to step on university again.
I think March was quite good, we got back to the normal time (no more freaking hour shift) and the university courses began, bringing new shiny professors.
Even though the first days weren’t that good, April was fine, it got colder and Autumn appeared.
May was the month when I finally installed Ubuntu and actually used it, unlike my first attempts. The long walks in the cold at 8 AM to attend Computer Science and the long chats with friends afterwards were cool. But not everything was happiness, May also had one of the crappiest days I ever had.
June: lots of tests, lots of cold days, and probably lots of good times I don’t remember. Maybe I tried to make marshmallows.
And then the relaxing month came, July. Left my books and notebooks on their places till August and gave my brain a break. Friends came back to city and all was laughter and mirth.
And then August came to claim what I had to pay for feeling so well in July. Even though there were some very memorable days on this month, there also were incredibly sad ones. So good months just have at most 31 days, so it finally came to an end. Now that I think about it, my mood then was shown in my posts, or not… anyway, after studying a fucking lot about the Artificial Intelligence debate, the Computer Science final test was a total disappointment (nothing about AI after all).
September was sweeeet, that’s all I can say. Oh, and that my hard disk got formatted, again.
Study, study, tests, study, projects, and more study, that was all October and November were about. Maybe one day or another I had a little break and time to be with my friends, but that’s all. That doesn’t mean everything was terrible, just a bit exhausting. I enjoyed Operative Systems and Networks a lot, the teachers who came from Buenos Aires were très good, and Javier just rocks! and although I suffered a lot because of it, Vector Calculus was also memorable
And I shouldn’t forget working on the projects for Networks and Operative Systems with tha ladz, that was awesome.
And the last one, December, which went by at a beautifully slow step, and before leaving said “ok, here you are chap, you got a brand new year straight ahead”.
Chillions of other things happened, but I won’t write about them, I think not everything is blog-fodder, and it’s probably better to just remember them. Anyway, we have already arrived at the Karma Station, where I’ll be asked questions to be later judged.
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