The first hours from 2026

 It has been well over 11 hours since 2026 began for me, and so far, everything is going great! Now I still have that muscle memory to type "2025" instead of "2026", but that just fixes itself with time.

Now for the first day of 2026 I felt a little strange, like I felt depression when I visited my grandparents, and when cleaning my endless stuff from my external HDD. I don't know why this was the case, but it seems I really left everything in 2025. And I hope that is the case! It's not like I did not have good memories from 2025, but most of the time being alive in 2025 felt sad, like it supposed to be like that.

I don't know why it was like that, but this year I feel it would be different in every way! Now that I know school doesn't help me at all when it comes to passing their own stupid little tests, I will embrace my plan form the post titled "Operation "Nordic Lock-in"". As much as people would say that AI is useless and unsuitable for learning, they most of the time do not even do the tasks that the AI tells them to do. So, with that said, I hope I will be entering 9th grade in the high school I want to!

As for my activity online, I will try to post more consistently on this blog, as for my YouTube Channel... I will have to wait for THE BIG SUMMER OF 2026 to see some content on there.

Happy New Year 2026!

  Ok, when I'm writing this is literally 3:14 AM, 31st of December 2025. So, it's not really the new year hype right now... But I decided to write this post in time, just in case I will forget to do so.

Now 2026 will be an important year for me, I will have my 8th grade test in June which will decide at what school I will be going to, and also, it will decide if I get a Framework 16 or not. I swear I will be studying this year like never before with the help of our friend ChatGPT. Now you might be questioning yourself about my decision of studying with an AI, but this might be my only solution considering that Romania has worst education than Czechia. Which let's be real, it is embarrassing for a country like Romania having this establishment.

But maybe that won't be for long. I have a history of sending emails to the government of Romania regarding my concerns for the education they give. And you know what they did? Tried to eliminate me by redirecting my email to the local institute of monitoring schools, and they called my school saying that I should be expelled. I did not say anything bad in the email back at the sart of 2025, so I don't know why they did this, only to "eliminate" the voice?

Anyways! Now that 2026 came, I will study hard. And after I entered 9th grade, I will try joining programs like ERASMUS+ and FLEX so I can escape this broken mess of a school system!

By the way, if you have similar dreams or plans, I think this is the best time to start accomplishing some of them!

Merry Christmas!

 As I promised in the last post, here's my wishes for y'all a good Christmas and beautiful memories that will last forever!

Now this post won't be long, but it will contain a topic that became one of the saddest I've ever seen. I'm referring to the most recent one of kids no longer believing in Santa. It might have been a case in older years, but this year was the only one that I saw it with my own eyes.

I was scrolling trough YouTube Shorts to pass my time, when randomly I stumbled across a video with Santa in a mall just sitting by his own thoughts. It was a sad thing to see anyway! I was expecting that this would never happen, but I guess the iPads and the iPhones really kept the kids inside.

Now as I was writing this post something really unexpected happened. There were about 15 - 20 cars that stopped on the road in-front of my block, people from all kinds of age groups exited the cars and started singing Christmas song. Not with lyrics, but with instruments. As I learned from my mom, this is happening every year on our street. Which I have to say, it's a pleasant surprise to know! I don't think that this is a norm outside of Europe, or maybe just Eastern Europe, but this in my opinion adds some happiness to the beautiful holiday of Christmas.