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On Friday we had a party at Norrmalms. And because the party room looses power at 12pm everybody had to bring candles. Cool idea. In the morning I felt a little bit dizzy. I guess, due to Matt's Whiskey-Coke. At a Whiskey-Cola by Matt Coke is only used for giving the Whiskey a slightly darker color.
On Saturday we have been to Kårhuset the first time since weeks, because Marcolino, Thomas and Jens were working there for the first time all together on one evening. And surprisingly the party it was very good. First we conquered a private party at the upper floor. It was meant for some Swedish students, but they were already drunk and not caring about who enters the dinner room. And they had a cool Live-band who played only good rock. They stopped at half past 1 and the last two hours we sticked to the usual dance floor who did not have the usual annoying Swedish chart music. I cannot recall what they were playing, because most songs I did not know, but it was funny. Somehow, this semester nobody has a camera at the parties, so my posts are without visual documentation.
Sunday I have been for the third time at Boda Borg in Torpshammar. We went with two cars and eight people and stayed for almost 4 hours. My group consisted of Stefan, Christian and Maritha. And of course, we tried the track called Ånge. I spent approximately three hours of my life in total in this track, but finally this time, we finished it. And much more. But the next time we should go to Boda Borg in Östersund, because since last August there are not new tracks in Toprshammar. And now, I think, I really know every track. We finished the evening with lasagne-cooking and watching a movie.

By the way: this post number 100 of the year 2007 on this blog!!!

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myblog said…
Boda Borge in Östersund, war nicht so groß als ich dort gewesen bin, weil einige Zimmer wegen Umbau geschlossen hatten. Ich denke es war nicht ganz so spannend wie in Torpshammar aber trotzdem gut und wenn die neuen Zimmer jetzt fertig sind...
Unknown said…
Ange bezwungen?!
*ganz neidisch guck*

Ich will mehr wissen. Wie hast du die Katze gekillt ;)
Our last theory in spring was right: you have to open all food-boxes on the shelf. The next room was a kitchen which you had to cross without stepping on the hot paltes on the oven. In the last room was a trap with cheese. There you had to stand on the trap, so it cold not trigger while the cheese was moved. Voila. So easy. But it took me more than a year...

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