Work in progress

When you start planning something, it feels like you've got huge amounts of stuff to do and so much time and everything moves slowly. But now I have reached a point where I think everything's under control. Yeah, I am talking about my graduation party again, but I don't care if you care to read about it or not.

So, I baked a blueberry-vanilla cheesecake today to test if it's good. Perfect timing, since tomorrow's Mother's Day so I don't have to bake two cakes... Anyway, now I have almost everything ready. The menu has been decided, invitations have been sent, I have a dress and shoes, all the cakes and cookies we needed to try beforehand have been tested. It feels like there's not that much to do anymore, which is actually false. We still need to bake everything...
And I have to clean some windows. And probably the rest of the house as well. Isn't it nice to spend every single day at home?

But, despite all the work and planning and time spent in preparations, it will all be worth it. This is the biggest celebration ever that is completely mine, I am the star of the day and nobody can change that. I worked hard for it, and I deserve it. And after the party at home, I will join the group of people in white hats and celebrate together our achievements.

Anyway, it feels so nice to see how things move forward and there is progress. Today I even finished reading my entrance exam book (yeah my goal to finish it was like three weeks ago) and now I can really start memorising and learning the essential in the material so I will at least have a chance at the exams. Well, that seems so far away that I haven't really started to stress about it yet. False, again, the exams will be in less than a month but somehow even though my brain knows the facts, it refuses to deal with them. Maybe it's just good for me this time, though.

And to mention the one thing on everyone's mind, the ice-hockey world cup, go Finland!!  

Now some music :)