I know, I know. No new post since tuesday, although the week was interesting. But most of the time I spent at university, working on assignments and having lessons. The first week of the new semester went fine.
On friday afternoon Conny arrived for a visit. In the evening we ate spaghetti at Ulli's place, because she received so much pasta from people who went back to their homecountry. On saturday we went to the city after a long breakfast. We used the opportunity for going to Lidl buying some stuff for me. In sweden, Lidl is much better than ICA, but it is at the other end of town, so we can only reach it by a 45-minute-walk or by bus. Conny and I visited the museum of the Kulturmagazinet, too. I've been in Sundsvall since September and I somehow never went there. But it is really nice. It is about art, but also about world- and swedish geology as for skandinavian- and Sundsvall's history. If you visit Sundsvall, you should go there. The entry is free and it is really worth the time! For sure, it was not the last time I've been there.
In the evening we cooked lasagne (thanks to Conny for handling the kitchen so confidently) and preheated at the living room before we went out a location we never visited before. We heard of a place called "Skeppsbrokällaren" where they play rock music. As you often complained, the swedish club music is annoying. They play the same songs everywhere and NEVER rock or something you could listen, too. Just always and everywhere the same dancing music. When we arrived at Skeppsbrokällaren they played real music! It is a fine place. Not so much for dancing, but for sitting, listening good musi
c and talking. The audience is really interesting. Some punks and weird people. But after some songs the DJ changed the music to Justin Timberlake and all the other dancing music. What a sin. In Germany, they would have kicked the DJ out of the pub. But not in Sweden: the punks stood up and danced until 2 o'clock. Weird. And we met a girl from Germany who is working there. She moved with her mother to Sweden five years ago and she seemed to be happy to meet some fellowers. All in all, it was a nice place I for sure I did not see the last time. After the pub we went to Jonny's place, where we stayed until half past three. Phil has a gallery about the evening.
Today Anna had invited us for pancake breakfast at 12. This weekend I feel like eating all the time. As the lasagne the evening before it was a lot of food and very delicious. I am still very tired from the last night. I will sleep a little bit for being prepared for tonight. I don't think that we will have a big party. But it is Basti's and mine last common evening. Conny and Inga will leave at 8. His bus after midnight.
In the evening we cooked lasagne (thanks to Conny for handling the kitchen so confidently) and preheated at the living room before we went out a location we never visited before. We heard of a place called "Skeppsbrokällaren" where they play rock music. As you often complained, the swedish club music is annoying. They play the same songs everywhere and NEVER rock or something you could listen, too. Just always and everywhere the same dancing music. When we arrived at Skeppsbrokällaren they played real music! It is a fine place. Not so much for dancing, but for sitting, listening good musi
c and talking. The audience is really interesting. Some punks and weird people. But after some songs the DJ changed the music to Justin Timberlake and all the other dancing music. What a sin. In Germany, they would have kicked the DJ out of the pub. But not in Sweden: the punks stood up and danced until 2 o'clock. Weird. And we met a girl from Germany who is working there. She moved with her mother to Sweden five years ago and she seemed to be happy to meet some fellowers. All in all, it was a nice place I for sure I did not see the last time. After the pub we went to Jonny's place, where we stayed until half past three. Phil has a gallery about the evening.Today Anna had invited us for pancake breakfast at 12. This weekend I feel like eating all the time. As the lasagne the evening before it was a lot of food and very delicious. I am still very tired from the last night. I will sleep a little bit for being prepared for tonight. I don't think that we will have a big party. But it is Basti's and mine last common evening. Conny and Inga will leave at 8. His bus after midnight.
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