1st message from Sweden
Hi girls! Ti kanete???
In a way I'm glad, that it's raining in Finland as well because I start to get a little bit depressed, 30 degrees when I left Austria and now 10.6, but the thermometer on the kitchen window is showing approx. 2 degress too much.
But still Sweden is fine! The people are nice, although sometimes I feel a little bit shitty, that I don't know anz word in Swedish (ok, I know some things just like "hello, how are you"). My flat is also quite nice, lots of IKEA and even more since yesterday where I finally found the bus going there... I spend quite a lot of time with one of my flatmates, Patricia, there's also a couple living here, but they prefer to be a little bit seperated.
So I already worked for 2 days now and tomorrow will be free! National holiday and I was the only one who knew what it is all about... They were kind of surprised that I know why we have the Austrian national day, because in Sweden they celebrate it now for the first time.
One thing that really sucks is, that my wireless LAN doesn't work, while Patricia's does. So I can't use my laptop.
Geli is right, I don't think that I can go to Kriti this year. I'll be back in Austria at the 4th of August and I want to be finished with all my stuff (including the writing of an approx. 100 pages thesis in English) on the 21st of September, so not too much time. But I would really appreciate if we did this trip next year, hopefully Yvonni will have more money by then too.
Ok, that's it from me now, I have to go shopping, because tomorrow everything will be closed (I'm already used to the fact that I can go shopping almost everytime).
And one very last thing I have a guest bed in my room, so if anyone of you (especially the crazy travelling girls) wants to come to Sundsvall, you're very welcome!
Filakia, Jutta
In a way I'm glad, that it's raining in Finland as well because I start to get a little bit depressed, 30 degrees when I left Austria and now 10.6, but the thermometer on the kitchen window is showing approx. 2 degress too much.
But still Sweden is fine! The people are nice, although sometimes I feel a little bit shitty, that I don't know anz word in Swedish (ok, I know some things just like "hello, how are you"). My flat is also quite nice, lots of IKEA and even more since yesterday where I finally found the bus going there... I spend quite a lot of time with one of my flatmates, Patricia, there's also a couple living here, but they prefer to be a little bit seperated.
So I already worked for 2 days now and tomorrow will be free! National holiday and I was the only one who knew what it is all about... They were kind of surprised that I know why we have the Austrian national day, because in Sweden they celebrate it now for the first time.
One thing that really sucks is, that my wireless LAN doesn't work, while Patricia's does. So I can't use my laptop.
Geli is right, I don't think that I can go to Kriti this year. I'll be back in Austria at the 4th of August and I want to be finished with all my stuff (including the writing of an approx. 100 pages thesis in English) on the 21st of September, so not too much time. But I would really appreciate if we did this trip next year, hopefully Yvonni will have more money by then too.
Ok, that's it from me now, I have to go shopping, because tomorrow everything will be closed (I'm already used to the fact that I can go shopping almost everytime).
And one very last thing I have a guest bed in my room, so if anyone of you (especially the crazy travelling girls) wants to come to Sundsvall, you're very welcome!
Filakia, Jutta
Greekfreak - 5. Jun, 11:50