Coffee and dreams
2. March 2010 - 10:00
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3 Comments by
Lucia 
Tell me what kind of coffee you like and I’ll tell you what kind of person you are. Tell me what kind of writer you are, and I’ll tell you what kind of person you would like to be.
Who told you dreams do not define you?
I once told you about the process of making coffee. Like you put water and then coffee and then you heat it and wait until coffee’s done.
I never told you about the process of writing. Like you put thoughts into words and then you reread it and wait until the feeling comes.
Who told you writing is about meaning?
It was a nice evening in a nice restaurant with nice people and everyone was smoking and drinking coffee, like we were all one and we all loved each other and we were all wide awake.
It was a cold night, full of loneliness and possibilities and you were going forward and letting out words as they came to mind. The few words that you wrote had so much meaning. While you were all asleep.
Who told you you cannot write your history when you are dreaming?
If dreams define us and dreams are feelings and dreams are histories, then it is the histories and the feelings about those histories what really define us.
So unreal that they are.
With milk and sugar for me please, a bit cold even.
Ich bin 27 Jahre alt und beschäftige mich am Liebsten mit der Sprachwissenschaft des Englischen. Ich liebe reisen, lesen und malen. Wahrscheinlich liebe ich auch schreiben, und deswegen bin ich ja auch in diesem Blog. Über all hoffe ich, dass ihr dies lesen werdet!
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Caffe macchiato bitte
Comment by Olga Smirnova verfasst 10. March 2010 um 19:18
i need you to tell me a litlle about the life in university,how long time i could wait to receive my result that i did for scholarships,if i exceed what kind of document i will treat,becouse i sent my application by DAAD across the Ambassade of Germany in Angola, other i sent to Summer University in Berlim,i still wainting for answer,my brothers,sisters,and all direction ,classmates , i want in deep of my heart your help i wil be so gratefull.al so if it possible i i want to know across the pictures the best university or faculty of law in germany , please send it to me, when i said i from Angola at Luanda City, Viana i will leave it when DAAD call me my whises is to do law in the best of university in Germany.
Comment by Estevão Francisco Buanga Muya verfasst 14. December 2011 um 16:04
Dear Estevao,
thanks for your comment. For more information about life and study in Germany please check our website: http://www.study-in.de/en. Our database for international programmes found 37 results for law: http://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/07535.de.html?iplevel=2&ipterm=&ipfield=03&ipsubject=250&iptypehei=&iptownhei=&iphei=&iplangdistribution=&iptuitionfees=&studienbeginn=&ipduration=&ipenter.x=156&ipenter.y=20
Please read the detailed description of each program carefully because it’ll tell you what’s required, when and where to apply.
Best from Bonn,
Your DAAD
Comment by Redaktion verfasst 19. December 2011 um 12:19