chris i managed to screenshot it :) thanks for the link! for the others, wala i created my very own southpark dude at this webbie: http://spstudio.linda.hosting-friends.de/spstudio.html

hes a funky, young, poor and struggling artisan who roams the streets of europe – i would be more specific, but i cant imagine what accent my artisan here should sport.
week 10! two more seminars to get through, but my brain doesnt seem to be registering them anymore.case in point: at the end of today’s tutorial, i said, ’see you next term, oh i mean, two terms later!’, upon which my tutor replied, ‘urm actually, i’ll be seeing you tomorrow afternoon during seminar. remember?’
so its seminar, lecture, term-end social tomorrow; spanish test (fátal, people), supervisory meeting, watching my seminar mates’ play at drama barn on wed; before the final seminar on thurs! :)
ive been so impossibly homesick these past couple of days. and so sorry to people whose emails i havent replied. you would think that the homesickness shld spur me on to furiously typing emails to people back home, but no, somehow this jaded homesickness is making me stare into space, drowning myself in the angelic vocals of a childrens choir, and reading the bible. seeking faith i guess, seeking a stability and peace i’d once derived from God. why does church-going inevitably set me up for spiritual lows?
it was a beautiful carol service last night at the minster. i would confess: my mind wandered as the skit went on; my eyes drifted to the ceilings and painted glass windows; but my heart longed to cede control, and when the band played ‘what kind of throne?’ i started mentally penning a diary entry, because i was so afraid of forgetting what this all meant to me. i felt like kicking myself in the shin, and could picture the burning coals when the speaker asked for all who wanted to invite God to their hearts to stand; and i sat rooted and squirmed.
she wore a brown suede coat two sizes too large, and held the single stalk of rose which he had given her. she leaned against the dusty wall along the sidewalk, closed her eyes and sighed as her lips curled into a smile. and right there, standing on the sidewalk, she knew it was home. he loved her! she walked on, and dropped all the coins in her pocket into the hat of the carolling musicians. because he loved her, yes, her, the painfully-shy girl in the oversized suede coat with socks that did not match!