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Oh, i could not sleep this night. I stayed up until half past six in the morning, doing my homework for killing time. After that i slept until seven. But i wasn't tired! I went to school enthusiastically having done my homework in time (hopefully). I visited Jim at his office, asked him if would i hand him over my exercises in time and got the answer "It is enough if you give to me before the exam". Before the exam. The exam is 31th october. Well, i have not been able to sleep anyway. And he said "Now you have handed me over your exercise you don't even have to participate at the exercise-lecture today, because it's just practicing the exercises you have done already". Well, who needs to sleep anyway. But i went to class, because i had to wait for the library opening to bring back my short-loan-book. At class i met Marco, a dutch, again. I told him of my night, told him having done my homework and even more. His only comment was laughing and "You're fanatic".
Back at home i recieved two letters. The first was the bill for the rent of the appartment. The second was my swedish student ID card. Cool. A card. In sweden you need an extra bag for your cards. You have plastic cards for everything. I have my international student ID, my swedish student ID, an extra copy card for the library, a ordinary library card and an entrance card. And every card has i PIN, except the internation student ID. You have PINs everywhere. Every youth-hostel has a PIN pad at the doors. PINs are hunting me. Everytime i switch on my mobile phone become curious, because i have a new PIN (because of the new mobile phone card [another new card!!!]).
I was so happy for my new card, that i fall to sleep immediatley for three hours. Now i feel better.
Wheather has changend here. We have a cloudless sky, but it is very cold. Or it's my lack of sleep. Anyway, since this morning i know sun is rising at five o'clock. .
Now, i would like to drink some coffee... should i? I think, this can be called "decision under risk", but i should check that first again

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myblog said…
I totally agree. You need an extra bag for plastic cards! And I'm just two weeks here! I will make such a foto, too!

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