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"At least the bartenders should be worth the entrance..." Forget the Kårhuset. I do not know what is up with this house. Perhaps it is the duration of my abroad that I experience the Kårhuset as boring now. But wasn't it more fun last semester? The parties were bigger and I was almost never bored. And now... just one good party at Kårhuset in 3 month. That's weak. Philipp and me feel like getting old. The new erasmus students tried their best to party the house, but we were tired and sit in the restaurant watching Oasis unplugged on television. For me it was the optimum of getting fun at the Kårhuset this night. The one picture shows me when I try to call Spain when Oasis played "Wonderwall" as last song of the concert...
The saturday itself was very nice. As always I had my laundry from 11 to 14 o'clock. After that I slept a little bit, had a tea with Selene and Sarah, cleaned with Philipp our flat and ate original italian pizza as dinner with Selene, Sarah, Michele and Andrea at 16a again. All in all a very nice day. In the evening I was very happy and ready for a real good party. But there was none. The next 3 days are owned by the home exam. I am so happy, when it will be wednesday.

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