AU//A series of diary/journal entries from a young Elizaveta Hedervary, following her through various stages of her life, including boy drama, Gilbert being Gilbert, and everything that comes with being a girl surrounded by boys.
Today is Luca's Day. I'm pretty sure it's just a Hungarian thing, though, because no one else really seems to have a clue what I'm talking about. Pfft, weirdoes. Then again, I don't really know about it either except something about a chair and witches.
Pretty sad, yeah, but I've lived here my whole life, so what would I know about how traditions are really done? My mom and dad always try to explain, but I never really listen.
Oh well…We still put up the tree and open presents on Christmas Eve like they do in Hungary, so that's something, I guess.
One more week of enduring school—and three days are half-days! YES! (But they're exams. Ew.)
-Elizaveta
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