Oh, glad to hear that everything is alright with you and your indian boyfriend! To have parent's blessing is always a good thing. So, when you are going to get married? And where you are planning to live - in Poland or in India?

About me.... There's nothing interesting, really. Well, some stuff is always going on - yes, but nothing extraordinary. Our family had moved into a small house in the center of the town. I had an affair with my best male friend here - I don't understand how the hell it had happened: to begin with, he is a redhead, blue eyed Irishman - totally not in my taste. I had to run away from him to Moscow for a month, and to put a lot of love-chilling spells on both of us, because we both have families, blah-blah-blah... Sad story. Then everything was fine for a while: my kid went to school, and to japanese language classes, my husband was going on the all sorts of important conferences, etc. Everything was good until my husband had broken his left leg very seriously last autumn. He still has those metal shafts in his leg bone now. For 3 months the life was a nightmare... but he is alright now, walking normally, thank gods. I started to do Ed Parker's Kenpo (a sort of karate); I have a yellow belt now and hope to get orange one at autumn. Then I had a crash on as asian guy, a martial artist... Thankfully, I didn't do anything stupid, remembering this story with the Irish guy. I am still sad a bit on the account of this eastern guy, though.
At the end of the spring we went to England - me and my family - we have good friends in London, so I and my son were staying with them most of the time, while my husband was taking part in two conferences, in Leeds University and in Cambridge. Naturally, we had visited some old english towns, and cool places like Stonehenge, and explored London's museums and alternative lifestyle areas... It was cool.

Artistically and culturally I am on the Japanese wave for two years now already: I am writing haiku poetry, drawing samurai and ukiyo-e style pictures, and - the most important thing - listening to awesome Japanese rock, mostly punk. Gods, how I love this music.


So yeah... this is pretty much all that had happened for the last two years - not too much, huh? Nothing is happening, but I have no time for anything - my son is growing up quickly, so I am spending literally all of my time trying to give him a good education, and to teach him to be good and kind boy, I think that is a very important thing in life, and it should be every mother's goal - to help her kid to grew up into a good person.
Well, this is pretty much it!

I looked into your gallery last night and find it empty Hey, put on some art there, I am curious!)


Yours,
Anya the broom rider