Hearts and bandages

I’m done with the phrases and clauses section. Now it’s only the rest left.

1. Nouns (and everything in it)
2. Verbs (and everything in it, two chapters of the compendium and ~80 pages from the grammar book)
3. Adjectives (and everything in it, but there shouldn’t be any major problems)
4. Adverbs (also everything in it, and it’s piece of pancake)
5. Prepositions (and, of course, everything in it, and that will be pain, since I hate prepositions)
6. Conjunctions (not much to say about it really, but it’ll be easier than most of the other sections)

Also, I was thinking about my plans since last year, about the piano lessons that I would take, and the badminton practices I was going to begin with. I’ve decided that I won’t have time for both, so let’s vote for it. Badminton, or piano? If I choose badminton, I’d like to bring someone with me, but I haven’t really dared to ask someone to go with me. Piano is easier, since it’s not really a social activity. But being social should be part of one’s life. I need to break through my own ice.

Speaking about ice, I have ice cream in my freezer. Gaining weight part 924297477.