This is what my week is all about, a take-home exam on philosophy and human rights, Im not complaining,I mean this is what I have chosen to study but philosophy is kind of hard stuff...something I realized yesterday tho is that studying International Relations really helps me to be grateful for the society in which I live, I have the liberty to believe what I want and express my opinion and so many more privileges..I think we sometime take it for granted...I well get back here once my exam is over... then its only one more week of uni and then...homeward bound...life is really quite good... I think I just forget sometimes...

In Sweden advent is really big, and it started yesterday, the tradition is to but up a special candle stick or star in the window and my tradition is to put up the nativity set,just to remind me what Christmas really is about. I am very excited about Christmas, its the best!!

something that has happened lately is soulnite in stockholm.It was fun. I must admit that the most fun of it all was that we stayed at miriams place just really good friends. This picture is just a little part of the amazing photoshoot...

Driving home tonight we were listening to U2, then the song Pride came up.. you know the one..." in the name of love" then after the first chorus my smartie as a nephew says with passion: It's all about Jesus! what do you say after that!?

Today was a big day, I went to my very first HIF match! HIF stands for Helsinborgs Idrotts Förening...basically football. Those who do not know who Henrik Larsson is are a shame to the society and I can say that I saw him play today... how shall I put it.. he is maybe not in is prime years anymore, he became the player of the game and when that was announced the audience just laughed.. but it was a nice experience, they had this very emotional song and everyone sang.. in skånska when the players came in... I almost cried.. ok.. I didnt cry.. but it was nice. Caroline called and asked how the game went, I told her that Helsingborg both won and lost...yeah think about that one for a while...also for the record... it was the second to last game for Henke...sad.. but he is old now...

  The other weekend we happened to empty the hat shelf, that turned out to be quite fun. This hat was for sure my personal favorite.

Here Becca and I try out the new upcoming fashion, I don't know...I don't really think I am ready for it just yet.

so I was in denmark this weekend, quite awesome weekend actually. I had an exam on friday and that went quite alright and then I took the train over to Copenhagen, it was the IOC meeting so the first thing I saw stepping out on the streets of Copenhagen was a police escort for some important people, I dont really know who it was.. anyways, it was cool, I roamed around town during the afternoon and finally sat down in Kongens Have, which means the Kings Garden, however I was not alone, a bunch of drunk teenagers were there too, quite interesting.
so this picture is of me in Kongens Have.
in the evening Calle, Nessie, Stine and I went to "templet" ( a club) for a concert with MADS LANGER and oh, it was good, good, good. The rest of the weekend was just chilli'n and it was sweet.

Im a prophetess

The other night I had this dream. I dreamed that I was interviewing the swedish crown princess and she was so impressed with me that she hired me to work for her. when I woke up I remembered it so well, I thought about it all morning. Then I went to school and everything was normal, however, when my classmates and I went to the train station we were met by photagraphers and polices and in the middle of the crowd who does'nt come walking but Her Royal Highness, Crown Princess Victoria...What are the odds?!

Battle of the Bands

this weekend it was Battle of the Bands. Friday we had a South African BBQ it was cold dark but we had a good time anyways. only crazy mormons in sweden bbq in the end of september...

My smart nephew

I have quite a cool nephew, the other day I was sitting in my room and asked out loud: - how do you spell "chock"
from Ludvigs room I heard a confident 10 year-old reply with no hestitation -C.H.O.C.K, chock, he then said in english.
whatever would I do without him?!

the start...

bla bla bla, my sister made me start a blog... so here I am