Vem hoje cá! Rápido!

On Thursday we had another Salsa-course. We learned a new combination of Salsa steps. At the end the woman has to run into the man, falls back and the man has to catch here. I have to find somebody for practice.
In the evening Iman gave a birthday party. Again i have to blaim the swedish beer. I drank just three lätt-öl's and i had a light headache on this morning. But this could also be a result of just 4 hours sleep. I stood up 6:45 to prepare some coffee for Phil. But i missed the coffee-concentration again. Basti told me "two parts coffee for one cup". But this is too much. And it were less cups of water than i thought. I drank just one cup, but Phil took a whole bottle to his lesson. The result was that this lesson was his most active lesson, he told me. My own lesson was also funny. It was about game theory. I was happy, because i knew the topics from my chapter of "Ogranizational Decision Making". After 20 minutes Jim (lecturer) said "That's all for today". What? That's why i stand up at 6:45? But i don't complain. Because the lessons ended so early i had time to go to the bank acitvating my bankcard. Back at Nacksta i went to the laundray to wash my clothes. But when i arrived at the laundray-computer i noticed that i had booked the laundray for saturday instead of friday. Damn. I waited over 30 minutes, because unused roomes can booked after ~30 minutes. My luck, i could "steal" a room like this.
In the afternoon Phil and i went to the city registering for a swedish "personnummer". You need this nummer everywhere in Sweden. If you want to work, but also if you want to lean a DVD.
In the evening i looked news and "The Sentinel" together with the people of Phil's appartment.

And now the best: Tomorrow i will get visitors! From Östersund!! I am so happy. Drinking red wine, eating cheese, telling stories... Because of this i will skip the Bowling-event from the international commiteee.
But because we don't have any contact to Härnösand, i have a special message for you out there: Vem hoje cá!

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