anchor.diff:  I am sure I will find some time and motivation in the future to properly review those once I have had my break during the Holidays.
   To strengthen this statement: I bought a vocabulary book to study for my second JLPT attempt in July 2017.
   
  -Now that I have mentioned JLPT, allow me to explain shortly what it is. JLPT is the abbreviation for Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It is an examination to, surprise surprise, measure your Japanese language proficiency and grants you a nice, official piece of paper stating your level when succeeded.
  +Now that I have mentioned JLPT, allow me to explain shortly what it is. http://www.jlpt.jp/e/[*JLPT*] is the abbreviation for Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It is an examination to, surprise surprise, measure your Japanese language proficiency and grants you a nice, official piece of paper stating your level when succeeded.
   The examination is done twice per year and you can apply for one of the 5 available levels, starting on the bottom with N5 (the easiest) and ending with N1 (the toughest).
   Last week, I took the N4 exam.
   The content of my language course exceeds the border of the N5 level by dozens of miles, so I was ambitious to apply for the next level.
  
positive.code: If people start to think all of sudden I have had no life outside of my language studies, don't worry!
  On Friday nights I visited the local izakayas in my ward with Sašo, Ole and other friends I made during my volounteer classes at Musashi Kosugi station and got in touch with some local folks over there.
  It's a great way to practise some casualy spoken Japanese.
  I also went to the http://fes16.moshimoshi-nippon.jp/en/[Moshi Moshi Nippon Festival 2016].
  It's a festival promoting Japan's teen and pop culture.
  A nice thing about the festival is that it was free for gaikokujin (外国人, foreigner), or for short gaijin, but you had to register to get inside the venue.
  The festival was held in Tokyo Taiikakun, at the border of Shinjuku and Shibuya.
  
negative.code: Time just keeps flying...
  The final weeks at Naganuma School have started.
  All of a sudden, I start to realize that the end of a hard, tough, but yet oh so fulfilling period in my lifetime is nearing.
  Next week, I will have my final presentation, my graduation ceremony from Naganuma School.
  I'll have to prove to the outside world what 3 months of cramming words, verbs and grammar into your head can result in.
  But I don't have to do it alone, the presentations are done in groups of 2 people.
  I was coupled to my buddy, Shaikh, from the Netherlands.
  