Do you know the feeling when a lot of things are happening but it feels like nothing really happens? I can see some things just passing by me and I feel like I am stuck doing the same stuff over and over again without any progress.

Anyhow, I just found out that I should become an author. Or at least this is what Facebook told me when I did a silly test where you answer 10 questions and your future is displayed for you with tips on how to live it as well. Before I follow those tips I will just stick to my own way of enjoying things. Like the trees that are in bloom and the beautiful sunsets above Kungliga Tennishallen that I see from my window or the bunnies that rule the grounds from the apartment buildings to the metro station. These are the small things that make me smile.

On top of that I still plan around tennis and music. Whenever I have the chance I make time to enjoy a tennis match, to tremble a bit in front of the live scores website or to feel the thrill of a new song that I stumble upon because I have the talent, gift or just good luck to recognise good music when I hear it. These are the things that make my heart beat a little faster and send a smile on to my face. I am still stuck on the emotion of the home tournament doubles final and I periodically check live concerts happening somewhere near.

Last but not least and with the biggest importance, I often feel like a Duracell Bunny running on Energizer (read coffee instead) especially when I spend week-ends in school reading and writing. Being an evening person more than a morning one I have a bit of a slow start and coffee helps with a boost that is strong enough to last me through piles of textbooks, online articles and Billboard Charts. So with that being said I now go back to Vivaldi, coffee and Brian Longhurst.