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Well, I'm doing fine. I'm at home right now since I have Wednesdays off every week, while I should be doing my homework, I cannot get any further
You're welcome
Gezelligheid is a Dutch word (I'm from the Netherlands myself) and pretty much means sociability or comeradeness or something of the sort. (Just explaining because I didn't explain what that word means, my apologies)
My life is going so-so. On one hand it's going good with me. I am busy with getting my second IT degree in college (MBO level 4, I got my level 3 diploma last year) and I mostly fill my weekends with my girlfriend. On the other hand, I'm struggling to find a side job (I'm searching, but I don't have a drivers license yet (Am doing driving lessons myself) so my reach is limited at the time) and I sometimes compare myself too much with my girlfriend or other people which depresses me (I'm working on that as well). It feels my life is kind of in a standstill because I feel less motivated nowadays
I'm not much of a reader myself, but your books seem cool, do you have any ideas on your next book?
Hi Jordi!
I hope you're OK.
I'm glad you chose to come by to say 'hello'.
It was nice to find out what 'gezelligheid' means.
I'm starting to get my life back on track. Slowly. Which is good. [So they say!]
I'm still working on my next little book. The first two were SO successful [haha] why not write another one!
How is your life? I read your profile - you seem like an interesting guy.