The IT Student Blog

House Mouse, Mus musculus. lol ^-^

Kitty Kittiwat, a newfound idol of mine, having a masters degree in biochemistry and running an oriental spa (which I find very impressive) taught me some very wise things about the body: Take care of it now, you’ll never get it back.

Suddenly I felt both worried and perplexed, because I realized I have been taking my body for granted.

Lately, I’ve been having an unhealthy relationship with my laptop, which has resulted in my right arm getting totally out of function. Just being able to press one key at a time with my left hand sucks and makes me so mad I don’t know what to do. This is what we Swedes call the dreaded MUSARM!

Hurts like hell. Please, do consider taking care of your bodies.

Btw, when my pain is gone I will write some mindblowing posts. Stay tuned and take care.

When spending too much time indoors, your skin gradually decreases its defense against the sun. Have anyone heard of passionate programmers coding in sunlight? No?

Well, DIDN’T THINK SO

According to what a lot of people claim; letting your body absorb some light is utterly healthy. You should expose yourself at least a couple of minutes every day! But computer fantasts stay inside and no wonder their skin is getting white… although mine is transparent.

Personally I love working indoors, as long as the lamps are off and the room is dimly lit by natural light. Isn’t it wonderful when everything just bathes in soft shadows with no contrasts or reflections? At the university, I arrive early and take pleasure in the pleasant lightning …until someone switches the horrible fluorescents on again. Oh, I hate it! However, pure open-air sunlight is different. Even though it’s impossible to bring your laptop, as you won’t be able to see what you’re doing, it’s worth taking some time off, relaxing under a bare sky. Drinking chilled Jolt. Now is the time! Summer is here, whooaaAAA!

But take cover!

A while ago I was trying to convince all my friends that I’m not a vampire and am fully capable of exposing myself in sunlight for more than five minutes… But you can sort of figure out how that went. My skin has become very fragile.

For all you guys out there who share my life-style (studying in the dark), don’t forget sun lotion, lol.