2nd bbq at Sidsjön

I did not do so much these days. I called StuBo for an inspection date. On Wednesday the 13th my room will be locked. Only to be opened again by Sebastian a few hours later. From that day on I will leave in the living room. A fortune almost everybody has to share when he leaves. I also negotiated a date for the final presentation of my thesis. Either 25th or 29th everything will be over. The one or the other way.

On Saturday night we went to Norrmalms for Doris' birthday party and Kåren afterwards. Because of the cold wind we took the bus. And while standing at the busstop, Nadja phoned me (international committee's president of my first semester)! She was back in Sundsvall for two days. We met in Oscars that night, but only for a few minutes, because we went back to Kåren. So that was my first and most likely only time Oscars. But it does not look really special.

Today we had a barbeque at Sidsjön. Similar to the one last September. Only colder. -7 degress, but not windy. Sidsjön is frozen so we could take a shortcut over the lake. But because of the cold the barbeque did not take that long. We (old students) were a little bit late, but I think the bbq was already finished 20 minutes after our arrival. But the walk was nice.

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