Lionder in Athens

I'm in the final way. In case you didn't know I am just a week away from the "Panellinies" exams (the exams you have to pass to study in a university in Greece) and I don't know how to feel.  The whole process is kind of stressful, you feel exhausted, you don't get too much sleep, you have to get a lot of knowledge inside your brain and the whole situation is overwhelming. They purposely try to make you see this is the BIGGEST DEAL of your life. And it works! All of these hours studying for this goal, for a goal that means the world to me this moment of my life -getting to study in my favourite university- have made me crave this so much that it feels like the greatest deal of my life. And it is indeed a great deal to get into the university of your choice and being able to study something that you actually love. But is it worth it to put yourself in such a stress?  They make it look like it's worth it. Because they created this situation. T

Hello, everyoneeee... This is Lionder and welcome to another blogpost of mine. Today we're going to be talking a lot about music. Hope you enjoy!  Right now, I'm laying on my sofa and I'm watching Eurovision . I really like this competition. I've been watching it since I could use my eyes and ears -see & hear- because it was always a family tradition to gather around and watch it. I have to admit that Eurovision in the past used to be SO GOOD. The songs were so good and upbeat and catchy. Not all of them of course. But it still is a great competion. People meet each other's culture and ideas through music. My favourite entry EVER is Greece's 2005 entry with "My number one" by Helena Paparizou . That song was AMAZE-BALLS. Not only the song, but the whole performance. It was an English upbeat song with some kind of Greek style -Greek instruments etc-. And there are no words to describe Helena Paparizou who is as beautiful as a Greek Goddess in my

How are you, everyone? I hope you're doing well!  Life is great, life is beautiful. Everything's going to go just fine. Don't worry.  Today I'm going to talk about different stuff so don't expect a cohesion between the topics. I really wanted to talk to you about my trip to Thessaloniki , Yannena, Meteora, Larissa, Kastoria and other beautiful places in Greece but unfortunately I can't. And that's because the internal hard driver of my PC is damaged due to normal causes (we've been using it for 10 years or so and our technical supporter told us that it's normal for it to be damaged after all of that time).  The bad thing is that photos and videos of my trip to those places are all in there and now I can't get access to the files. Hopefully, some day soon I'll be able to. But for now I can't. So, (since words don't express what is being expressed with photos) don't expect a blog post about that. :( And there are so many memo