2+0 = 20 , or for me at least!
This picture is from my birthday last year.
Today is that a year ago.
That means it´s my birthday today!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL OF YOU THAT ARE BORN ON THIS DATE!
A trip to the capital of IKEA-land
Me and Sas is gonna participate in the competition "Först runt Stockholm 2011" and as the name tells, first around Stockholm wins! It´s gonna be cool, fantastic, probaly cold, fun, a bit confuesing and an experience!
I´m also gonna have time to meet my uncle on sunday, good times!
If you meet a confuesed Hassan in this city on saterday, please return to lost and found!
De Luxe!
I had a wonderful evening, an evening that every inhabitant of Klangens väg 2B always will remember!
Now is it time for bed, early for a saturday, but it´s a day tomorrow to and thats gonna be a day to spend in the libary of the university together with Scholte and my other friends!
Goedenacht!
Hahaha!
Let it snow!
Okay, give me snow!
Give me winter!
Give me blue sky and sun on a cold day!
Give me a pair of skis and a couple of friends.
Winter, you´re welcome!
A big P!
Now: Birthdayparty!
A sunday afternoon
Yesterday was fun!
Welcome dinner for the international students, but also some Swedish ones had found their way to the dinner, and I was one of them. It started with a lot of food, and during the dinner it were different preferences. Every country had the opportunity to preform and show their country. With a small chance of being biased the Netherlands had a great performance which contained tulips, clogs, windmills and Gouda.
The international students also had the chance to learn a bit about Sweden during the evening. So now they all know that Swedish people are shy and that you never ever should sit next to someone you don´t know on a bus. But as a swede, I already knew that.
Tomorrow is it Monday and the weekend is over so back to books about globalization!
A picture from yesterday! Malin, Me, Bente, Jiske and Pia!
Time flies!
One year ago. Exactly. Today.
Now of to Welcome dinner for the international students, Wiho!
WEEKEND!
It´s Friday and I´m in love!
We had our first seminar today, a debate for or against globalization. A bit nervous but interesting! So what should we do to make globalization more equal? Close the boarders or continue to trust the International Monetary Fund? That´s something to think about, but the weekend is here so I don´t have to think any more. MOHAHA!
Tonight is it “moveing time” with my room-mates or birthdayparty for one of my classmates. Let´s see where the evening leads.
But tomorrow is it the official welcome-dinner for the International students on the university and I´m gonna be there! The rumours says that the Dutch students are going preform with something typically dutch, ik ben benieuwed!
Now back to my scrapbook, I´m trying to scrap the last year of my life together in a book but it´s kind of hard, especially when you´r out of glu. Hmm... But Houston can solve the problem, dont worry!
A sneakpeak!
IMF, MFI, FMI...?!?
Life on university goes on.
Right now are we reading a book written by a former nobel price winner in economics, Joseph Stiglitz. He has worked both in the white house and for the IMF, International monetary fund, and has some nice stories to tell about the inside world.
Okay, now I sound like a real social science neerd.
I actully have a life too you know.
On saturday is it an offical welcome dinner for the exchangestudents on the university and I´m gonna be there! I´m not an exchangestudent, but I wish I were, so I´m just gonna hang around with them and pretend I´m from some cool country far away. But probably they will notice that I´m from Sweden.
But I still have four days to change nationality!
Now back to the economical globalization on Jamaica!
A paracetamol please?
It´s soon 6 o´clock and I´m still in my pyjama, still in my bed and I still haven´t read the pages untill tomorrow.
But I have a throuth that is killing me and a head that is to "choffatd" (a hungarian word that means "not able to live") to take in some information about an economic globalization in the world.
So I spend the day with old tv-series from MTV and talking to Yogi on phone way to long. But when you not live 4 meters from eachother any more, it´s hard to not talk to long. But it was worth it, she made me smile!
Now back to rest, and a paracetamol and maybe some pages about globalization after that.
Over&Out!
Life on university
Last week was it introduction week on the university and for my programme, International Social Science. In sweden this week is more known as "Nollning" and a week when you do stupid but fun stuff.
My class was divied in to four diffrent teams/countries and I enden up in Russia. So the whole week I was talkning with a russina accent, after a while you actully get usead to it. Everyone was also wearinf those fancy fashion clothes, white millitary trousers that was bigger than 3 normal persons and a yellow reflectiv vest. That was the deresscode for the week, day as night.
We played a lot of fun games, had an olympiad, a city tour with diffrent assigments to do there one was to take a picture of yourself in the back of a police car. So now I´ve been in the back of a police car!
It was a hard week, but a fun week!
I got to know my classmates, the city and the life on the university.
A one time experience!
One of the games. To play soccer on soap and water is kind of slippery, just ask me and my class!
A global Hassan and a global blogg!
And thats why I now write in this global language (or at least try to) beacuse the bear that left the comment was very clear that swedish was the wrong language to write in! Her points was that I now study an international programe at the university and that I should live as I learn. And I also think that the bear is kind of curious whats going on in the land of the polarbears.
So let´s try!
...and as all internationall students know, Google Transalate is on your side!
Me and the lovely bear at the Bevrijdingsfestival in Zwolle!
