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wow, what a wonderful sommerly weather *.*...i'm really enjoying this, perhaps i should go for a walk later on...but despite this nice weather i'm supposed to be studiying for the english and chemistry tests next week, mainly because tomorrow i'll be attending the confirmation (firmung) of one of my cousins in stuttgart, which means i'll be gone the whole day.. and despite the fact that i'm supposed to study today, so far i haven't done anything... i only read and ate.. and ate some more xD.. and i had to fix a problem at my computer -.-...but at LEAST i did my homework...yesterday i watched lady and the tramp.... i don't like but LOVE disney movies.. they're simply the best.. pheww.. seems like i'm running out of topics again x) i know i'm hopeless...i could talk about the books i'm reading atm.. one is called 'a short history of nearly everything' by bill bryson, that i already mentioned in a former entry.. it's not a story, but like a rough-guide to science and scientific insights and findings (it's not written by a scientist, so he explains everything not assuming that the reader has any basic knowledge or even understanding for science, in other words it's an everybodies book, one doesn't need to be particularly talented in science) and an outline of all of earths history under the assumption that the big bang theory and the evolutionary theory are true.. i like the way he writes, but i don't like the parts so much where he tells the life stories of scientists, because i'm not that interested in autobiographies..although he is good in making it as interesting as possible even for people like me... i wouldn't recommend this book to just anyone, because one has to have at least a certain interest in science... the other book is rather scientific (in case you're thinking that the first one also is: it's not REALLY scientific, it's ABOUT science, but it's written for average people to get a basic idea of earths history and science). it's called 'aus sicht des gehirns' by gerhard roth, and as the title already tells it's about the brain and furthermore about anything to do with cognition, the concious, perception and it's limits, our subconcious and wether or not free will even exists and if so to what extend.. i fully understand if i seem a bit weird for not only being interested in such things but really buying  monotonously written complicated books like this one, but i'm just fascinated by those things (and in defense for these books i gotta say that i like the scientific correct way it's written..) it also assumes that the evolutionary theory is true, but i don't think that any book in that fashion wouldn't...emm eyyup i think this entry is coming to an end.. also because my parents and i are gonna go grab something to eat now.. now that i'm thinking about food.. i'm hungry xD....so enjoy the nice weather as long as it lasts.. see you on monday :)