Farewell Dinner.

23rd May 2008 Farewell Dinner by SSE.
The last time everyone dresses up for an occasion.
To gather, to drink, to mingle, to have fun.
I can't believe my Exchange's coming to an end! The dinner was simple. Cocktail.Wine.Starter.Main Course.Desert.
Everyone was walking around chatting up with friends while waiting for the food to be served.
The experience at SSE has been great.
The people I met.The courses.The culture.The receiving etc.
Courses are slack and since I skipped most of them, I can't comment much
But during the 1st period, my attendance was almost FULL.
It was only in the 2nd period that I started to skip classes.
The Swedish culture_Sweden is really a nice place to live in.
Or like what I mentioned before, anywhere except your own country is nice to live in?
Some people don't like being in a foreign nation, being a minority.
To a certain extent, I AGREE.
Why want to be a 2nd class citizen in a foreign country when you can be a 1st class one in your own country?
But Sweden is so different.
First, LAND is never a constraint for them.
Population of 9 million when their size is at least a 100 times larger than SINGAPORE!
Second, LANGUAGE is not a barrier.
Almost everyone speaks English though knowing Swedish might be an advantage.
Third, SECURITY is not compromised.
It's extremely safe to be around into the wee hours.
Fourth, PEOPLE are open to immigrants.
Even if you are not a Swede, they welcome you!!
Fifth, EDUCATION is FREE!
So if anyone plans to go overseas to further their studies, Sweden is definitely a good choice. Of course you must save up for your own food and lodging which is relatively expensive. With all these reasons that I have stated above, why NOT SWEDEN?
I was discussing with Sergio about it.
It's a big and cool city.It has everything.
People are nice and friendly.It is big yet safe.
I would definitely want to come back here one day.
Honestly, I do dream about living abroad in future. :)
The world is too big!
I don't want to conform myself to any norms or attitudes of traditional thinking nor the collectivistic culture.
I will choose to stay away from my family to pursue my own dreams.

Back to the dinner.
A lot of my friends were there at the farewell dinner.
Talked to this Spanish guy which I admire deep from the bottom of my heart. Mature.Sensible.Smart.Confident.Friendly.Loving!
His girlfriend is so lucky to have him as his boy.
Though it's still 3 weeks from the actual departure of most of the people,
(2 weeks for me cos I am leaving on 7 June for Madrid)
I can feel it coming.
This place has brought us so much memories, mostly happy ones for me.
The laughter, the sharing, the drinking, the parties, the dinners, the cooking etc....
We ARE a FAMILY too.
Whenever my neighbours and I talk about it, you can feel everyone's reluctance in leaving. Sometimes I really envy all these Europeans.
They can do as many exchanges as they want in their university life!
But I think NUS only ALLOWS one exchange per student. :(
Of course it's crazy partying after the dinner once again.
Headed back to our Common Kitchen for more wine.beer.alcohol.
There were people who did crazy things, sitting on the window latch!
But it's really gonna be the last so why not just be crazy this once?
There's was also an after-party.
But Grona Lund was the very next day.
So I didn't go out.
I stayed in and slept so I would be able to wake up in time the next morning.
I do miss partying with them, miss all the fun, miss all the drinking, miss all the hangouts... But nothing lasts forever.
All things must come to an end some day.
If it's not tomorrow, it will be some other day in the next 2 weeks too.
So why not just let it end with the mark of the Farewell dinner?
Now you guys must be thinking AM I really sad about leaving?

71 shouts:"YES I DO!!!"
As this post ends, I can assure you guys I am all prepared to leave this place too. :)
In the next coming week, I will really have to focus on studying and stop dreaming!

Asian Dinner Party

22nd April 2008-Asian Food Dinner Party
Organised by Japan.Taiwan.Thailand.Singapore.China.Iran
One of the Japanese exchange guy initiated it
I just played along
Supposingly, I was supposed to make Chicken Rice
But it was kind of last minute and I got lazy
So I made FRIED RICE instead.
The dinner was fabulous.
All these whiles, the Caucasians had been dominating the parties.
It's like they are always the majority
But this time, we turned the tables around.
Check the food out!

Japan-Soba with Omelette.Japanese Spring Rolls.Taco Rice
Taiwan-3 Bei Chicken.Oyster sauce veggies.Baked Potato with mushrooms.Rice with tomatoes
China-Dumplings.Some spring rolls.
Thailand-Vegetarian Curry.Vegetarian Hot & Spicy Soup (Not tom yam)
Singapore-Singapore Curry.Fried Rice
Iran-Persian (Potatoes+Rice)





Met 2 Singaporean guys there, supposingly they are on NOC
Another kind of exchange which requires them to work and study concurrently
It was really cool!
I mean other than my mahjong khakis, I never met any other Singaporeans
We exchanged contacts, talked about SINGAPORE of course
How we miss those local cuisines.
So we decided to make CHAR KWAY TIAO for lunch the next day
Since their workplace is just 5 minutes from my hostel
Too bad I only met them now
If I'd met them earlier, it'd have been great.
We could have traveled together to some cities etc
Anyway, late is better than never.

Our Char Kway Tiao!


Kamala (Thai).Kenneth.Me.Monica (Singapore UNITES!)


Strategies & Incentives Classmates.
Kohta (Japan).Monice.Me.Emile (Dutch).Gergely behind (Hungarian)

One of them is a Computer Science Student and he's really nice
Used to be from Ngee Ann too!!
He helped me installed a lot of great and chill programmes on my MacBook!
Then today, which is Sunday, he invited me over for Herbal Chicken Soup as Dinner!
Though I am not a Chinese-food lover, I enjoyed the meal!
3 of us plus the Japanese girl who lives opposite him

And some outdated photos from the French Dinner.
Don't know what's wrong with my eyes.
My new found friend, Sergio.
We met first during the Mexican party but I don't know him well yet.
Actually, he stays in the same block as me.
Then at the French Dinner we talked more and that's how I know him better!
He's really cool and really nice.
I like to talk to him because he's very knowledgeable yet humble.
Totally have the whole artistic thingy going on. :)

Maki(Japan).Me.Sergio(Mexican).


Armen (My fellow soccer buddy). German but grew up in Spain
Die-hard Barca Fan.
That's his cap that I am wearing. He has a super small head.
Luckily my head is small enough that I can fit into it without much effort.


After seeing all these pictures
You should understand why I am reluctant to head back to Singapore!

French Dinner

Happy Birthday JJ a.k.a Jin Jie! (Dated 19th April 2008)

14th April 2008 20:00hours -French Dinner

I just came back from Edinburgh in the afternoon
Was preparing for class when my french neighbour told me to be there
So after classes, I dumped my laundry immediately
It was at another student hostel
Had to arrange to go with the other students
Quick as I am, managed to reach the venue in time before 8p.m.

I don't know much about french food prior to this
Only the popular ones like ratatouille, crepes
According to others, weird stuff like snails, snakes etc ? haha..

France is my FAVOURITE country
Paris has always been my dreamed destination
French is the most pleasant language around!
AND, the dinner was FABULOUS!

Kicked off with small pieces of bread with some toppings on it
To be truthful, I really didn't know what was in it
Ate 3-4 pieces though.
Maybe eggs or salmon?
Anyway, it was good so it shuts my mouth. haha...

Started mingling with all my fellow friends whom I had not meet for ages
People were questioning my absence for the past month
Yeah & sorry, i was busy traveling!

Up next on the menu was some PIE stuff.
I think they call it the "Chrys Cake" or what.
There were 2 different flavours
One with mushroom and Blue cheese **Fav**
Other with salmon **I love salmon too!**

My french neighbour came with the mushroom one initially
But there was only one left.
Had to share with another 2 Japanese girls
Then he came with the salmon one
I was like,"can i have the mushroom one?" haha...
So he told me to wait there while he go get the mushroom one for me
However, another french girl offered me the mushroom before he did.

3rd Dish was Ratatouille!
As you know, I am not a veggy-lover
But I changed.
I eat vegetables nowadays.
Nevertheless, constraint amount. :)

The 4th one was probably the one all the girls were queuing FOR!
Yes-CHOCOLATE CAKE!
There's this Serbian girl and my Dutch neighour
3 of us came up with a plan to "guard" the cake
Once it was ready for consumption
We should get it.
Came up with a stupid "shift-duty" plan.
Hilarious but ended up everyone dispersed and forgot about it

Sadly, I didn't get to eat in the end :(
My french neighbour wanted to tease me
He was like,"Back off, Ginnelle.. You eat too much chocolates!"
I was like,"No, you can't deny me my precious."
In the end, both of us were laughing away that I actually forgot about the cake
Some other girls took it and in the end it was finished before I laid my fingers on it. :(
Instead, he gave me the Apple one. :)

The finale dish was Crepes!
I had it with lots of chocolate sauce!

Finally at 23:30 hours
I decided to leave.
All the girls had left except this Mexican guy
He stays in the same hostel as me but I only got to know him during the Mexican Party
But no worries, he's a reliable guy
So in the end we took the bus back together
He's damn cool too. He's a classical music composer!
I really like him as a friend. Economics major but his love for Art is those typical artist-like.

That's what I like about meeting people from different backgrounds
You really find out a lot about them
I love reading bibliographies.
I love listening to real-life stories.
As long as you are willing to share,
I am always MORE THAN WILLING to LISTEN. :)

Met the "bike gang" as we were leaving too.
Apparently, it used to be my French neighbour and the Barca guy who have bikes
The rest were influenced and now freaking 6 of them cycle everywhere
They were preparing to leave
I was like if Only one of them could ferry me back
It would be much faster.
My french neigbour was damn funny.
He cycled past me and turned round the corner
As I approach the corner, he was there waiting on his bike
"Ginnelle, I haven't bid you goodbye yet." hahaha..
Yeah that's the practice.
As the host, you are supposed to bid everyone Goodbye. :)
He's nice.
He said it in a joking manner,"Don't get raped. Be very careful on your way back and I'll see you back at Saltis."
The bus came and off I ran after it.

And, I appreciate his concern for my safety.

Mexican Party

First & foremost,
Best of Luck to all my friends in Singapore battling for exam
Stay healthy.awake.and concentrate during the exams!
I know some of them have started on their papers
Hope my wishes are not too late...

You guys will be bored if I keep posting on my traveling stuff
So I decide to share some nice things in Stockholm.

8th April 2008-Mexican Food party
The night when Arsenal gave up their lead and lost to Liverpool.
A mexican food party was on-going in my hostel's kitchen
It was great.
I like the taco wraps
Tequila!! haha.. how I missed it....
The most happening thing was when this austrian girl took out a tub of chocolate ice-cream!
The 6 girls in the kitchen including me went insane
We all grabbed our spoons and pour tons of chocolate sauce onto the ice cream
Once the ice-cream melted
"Ready-Get Set-Go"
All 6 of us dipped our spoons right into the tub
YUMMY!
The austrian girl was like,"That's the most wonderful thing I've done for this exchange."
If you want to buy a girl over, always start with CHOCOLATES.
No girl that i know can resist it. haha...
Even a few guys in the kitchen wanted it.
So the host went,"Guys, get to their soccer.Ice-cream is reserved for the girls."

Back to football.
5 Arsenal supporters.1 pathetic liverpool fan. (Luckily it wasn't me.)
When you watch soccer in a group
And you happen to be the odd fan
You really suffer!
When your team scores, you can't cheer and no one shares your joy.
When your team loses, everyone else around you is smiling! No one shares your sorrow
Fortunately, for Man utd Vs Barcelona
I've already got my team of supporters!! Woohoo~
I made a deal with the Barca fan.
The team that loses will have to cook for the winning one.
GO MAN UTD! I want to eat Spanish food!
So don't let me down PLEASE!
All of you out there, PRAY FOR ME PLEASE!

As I was happily scooping the ice-cream, the dramatic 2-min of the match happened
When Arsenal scored, I was cheering with the ice-cream in my mouth with the rest!
But that controversial penalty left all 5 of us sulking.
The moment Ryan Babel placed the ball into the net
All of us stood up, left our seats and started dispersing.
The poor lone liverpool fan (a Dutch) was smiling to himself!
What a disappointment!
I think I am quite a jinx haha.
Sorry all the Arsenal Fans
If I didn't root for Arsenal, I guess they would have won.
Or rather I am the lucky star of Liverpool
Each time I watch liverpool play, they WIN!
It all started from the 2005 CL Finals.
DAMN!

P/s: As I was away in Prague, I actually missed the Japan Sushi Battle! Damn, I miss SUSHI~~

Screwed

Happy Birthday, Da Jie!

Yet another birthday I missed in Singapore.

While you guys are partying your lives out there, my books are my only companion.
There are pros and cons with the education system here. Indeed, I only have two courses to study for but the content is equivalent to one whole semester in NUS. So it isn't that relaxed here to be honest. But since all I need is to pass, I wasn't that into the studying mood. When you have no aims, you don't work hard. haha.

I guess the partying mood is lingering with me still. I joined those guys for dinner twice last week and was totally absorbed into their partying mood because most of them had no exams. First, it was BURGERS! This American lady made burgers for us because she's leaving and this is like her last dinner in Stockholm. I have to say it was good though it was something simple. There was mashed potatoes and salad too. I ate two small bowls of mashed potatoes and a plate of salad before I gobbled down TWO burgers! It was simply fantastic. hahaha.

Then saturday there was the "America Fuck Yeah" Party for all the Americans that will be leaving because apparently their education system is different from Europe so they have to go back to the States earlier than other exchange students to complete their final term in US. My Italian neighbour cooked Pasta! It was definitely YUMMY!! It's this fusili with bacon in this deep cream-cheese sauce.

Termed INSALATA CAPRESE AND PASTASCIUTTA

Sciutta means bacon or ham while Insalata caprese means cream cheese sauce. haha.. It has 27% of fat according to the "CHEF". I ate like one BIG PLATE of that because there was too much and we couldn't really finish it.

After dinner, I decided to head back to study and they were like "No, you should come join us!" So I told them I need to study then they compromise and asked me to head for the pre-party (alcoholic drinks once again what else?!) at the common kitchen before they head out to another club. Since it was just a half-an-hour thing or so, I agreed. It was difficult for me to study anyway because I could hear the crowd from my room with the doors SHUT! haha.. So in the end, I gave in to peer pressure and drank a few drinks. My determination to study was firm enough though to not go out to club with them, however. :)

A few drinks yeah. It became coke with beer (my own drink), some weird Witches' brew of a mixture of gin, vodka, martini blah blah in cranberry. What else to top it up? 2 sips of GIN-TONIC. I used to be a fan of Gin-tonic but I stopped for the past 3-4 years after pledging loyalty to Baileys and Vodka. However, the 2 sips of gin-tonic ignite my crave for it yet again.

To sum it up, I PUT ON WEIGHT! hahaha.. With all the dinner invites, alcohol and chocolates, my diet is totally SCREWED.

After screwing up my lifestyle, I think I screwed up my exam too. haha.. To me, it's always applications that I study for during exams. No theory, no facts. But when I read the examination paper today, I was stunned. It wasn't a test of how well you grasp the course contents. It was definitely a memory of facts. Honestly, I have never been through this kind of exams after O's. As in Poly and NUS, economics exams are no memory work. It's always about understanding and applying the concepts. Plus I have never been through JC econs which apparently the feedback I got was, it's all about memorising the theories and throwing it all out during exams. So the system here is like JC standard? hahaha..

The funny thing about the exam here is that you are allowed to bring food in! Haha.. So those Swedish students had fruits like apples, chocolates, banana blah blah blah and they were chewing on it. Poor me-my stomach was grumbling seeing them with the chocolates.

It was bad. I didn't memorise much but I hope I wrote enough to manage a PASS?

Birthday Bashing!!

Saturday, 8th March 2008
Birthday Bash of 2 of my neighbours
Location: HHS (my school) Cabin "suburb chalet"
Time: 6 p.m till 10 a.m next day

2 of the March b'day boys had a birthday bash
Was invited for the party so decided to take a look at the suburb of Stockholm
Was 40-60 (yes-no) initially but still went
Chaotic Party!!
Long Journey = 2 train exchanges and 1 bus journey
The french neighbour and another german cycled there!
Hectic 2-hour cycling journey for them
Getting lost and going up-hill and slopes everywhere
Reached at around 5.45 p.m
Hang around checked out the surroundings
Cocktail reception (not those high-class) till almost 7.15 p.m
Dinner started serving at around 7.30 p.m
It was some tiny grained rice with mushrooms, tomatos, zucchini and carrots
Not too bad, I kind of like the gravy that went with it
Chit-chats, alcohols, snacks, chips
Everything that you needed was there

8.30 p.m one of the American girls asked me to play the game flip-cup
It was kind of a drinking game but it was fun
Shall teach you guys when I get back to Singapore
Ensure you guys will be overloaded with alcohol at the end of it
Great bonding game
Everyone tried to distract the opposite team to gain victory
After like 7 rounds, no one could continue anymore
We were running out of alcohol
Instead, started playing limbo rock!
I stood at the balcony with another girl instead
It was a starry night!
We tried to capture photos of the sky but to no availability

9 p.m: 2 Japanese, 1 Dutch DRUNK!
Started lying all over the dance floor
So I went to help out that Japanese girl
She needed to puke badly
I guess she must have felt pretty bad
Companied her for an hour outside the cabin
Freaking COLD!!
But I couldn't leave her in the lurch
She needs help anytime

Something BLASTING to share:
2 students F*** in the woods
the french neighbour wanted to pee and he saw it
He came to told me about it hahaha
But we whispered

10:15pm: Half of 30-odd group were drunk
Especially the girls started doing all kinds of nonsensical stuff
But I couldn't help every single one
I saw quite a few people puking in front of me
In the end, I couldn't take it and had to go to one corner to puke myself hahaha
But don't worry guys: I am still PERFECTLY SOBER
I realise the whole place was in Chaos & I doubt I could stay till the next morning

Time Check: 11.45 p.m : Some of them were leaving
I packed my bag and left with them
After I was back I told Kim about it immediately
The next day, I wondered why didn't I stay throughout
I could have seen more blasting scenes I bet! haha
Then my roomie analysed the situation:
-If I'd stayed, I'd have regretted staying instead.-
Maybe she's right.
My decision to LEAVE wasn't bad at all
That's life.!
There's always this element of pity when you don't get something

Alcohol Check for 5.5 hours:
# Half a bottle of Merlot - 45% A.C
# 250 ml of Beafeater Gin with 250ml of Orange Juice
# 500 ml of Screwdriver
# 30 ml of Absolut Red - NEAT.
# 30 ml of Absolut Raspbery with Coke (Definitely tasted like cough syrup)
# 200 ml of Beer+Lemonade
# Uncountable amount of Beer during the Flip-Cup Game

Money Check for 5.5 hours:
19 SEK for Ice-cream
I had free transport

My new DRINKING record Yet to find my threshold.
But it really didn't feel good to mix 3 different types of alcohol.
Wine. Hard Liquor. Beer.

From the cabin, walk this long flight of stairs to get down to the scenery below

Isn't this beautiful?Mixture of Culture- Singapore, Hungary, Japan, Netherlands, Austria

Interior of Cabin-SpotLight!

Birthday Boy I - Ratarna (Swiss)Birthday Boy II -Thomas (German)Limbo-rock in progress

So who's better? This guy won anyway..

Starry night. Tried to capture the stars but too bad.. wasn't a good shot..

After the flip-cup game.

Orientation in School~~

Orientation Started
dAy 1-14 Jan 08
Totally different from Singapore one
No games just talks and more talks
Introduction of the school and tour around campus
Had a light lunch--Sandwiches as usual
Rushed to the PC lab halfway during lunch to fix my internet
They demanded to have Anti-virus software
Ridiculous!
No one ever used Anti-virus on Mac OS
Tried searching for downloadable ones but unsuccessful
Paid US49.95 for that stupid LICENSE
Set up Com & was late for the next programme, Rental Agreements
Home Sweet Home

dAy 2-15 Jan 08
Gathered at the school gate at 10:20am
(Sounds like Pri/Sec Sch Excursion)
Went for Stockholm city-tour on the bus
Double-decker bus, really comfortable!
Introductory of the must-see sightseeing places
Realised i've been to almost all of them!
Kim & I were commenting on each & every single one
Except the Stockholm Panaroma
Had a paranomic view of Stockholm City at this point
Stockholm~Made up of 14 (if I rmb correctly) islands
Surrounded by lakes, rivers & seas
Took quite a few photos of the view there
+ This cute french guy from my dorm +
- Forever in his own world -
- Looking Sleepy most of the time -
- Messy Hair other than after shower -
+ But Good Dress Sense +
+ Good Humour +
+ Gentleman +
+ CUTE! +
++ My NEIGHBOUR! ++
Shall post his picture later

Went for lunch @ MCDONALDS
50Kroners for a Mcchicken
I ate Happy Meals cos I wanted meatballs~32Kr anyway
Consists 5 meatballs, small french fries (yummy!), apple slices, apple juice
+ a Happy Meal Toy & Cardboard Bag

Cross-cultural differences talk on Swedish people
Some interesting descriptions:
> Slow to make decisions
> Peace-loving
> Respect privacy
Here comes the milk incident from the speaker:
She's an Australian, was on the bus with her daughter after doing her groceries
The bus did an e-break and she landed on her packet of milk
The whole pants were soaked in milk & dripping
No one offered any help
Neither did they blink an eye
They just avoided the pool of milk when alighting
Conclusion: They aren't unhelpful!
They just didn't want to make her feel more embarrassed with all the attention
*Pause* If in Singapore, everyone will be whispering about you, some laughing
Maybe the driver will even "diao" you!
--> That's a cross culture difference!

Had Swedish lessons in the evening
Learnt a few words & pronounciation of the alphabets
Totally insane
The teacher was going like a train
Class size too large
But I know she did her best

Evening: Group activity with my buddy group
Had a drink at this real posh bar
102Kr for a Martini (Reasonable)
Had dinner at another cafe
Went to Hard Rock Cafe near the school to meet up with rest of the exchange students
Ended the night at around 12am
Good attempt to mingle around
Had this Czech Beer, Starospo( Can't spell)
Taste a bit like Heineken!
Good Beer!

dAy 3- 16 Jan 08
Met up at 930 am
No hangover for me
1 Martini & a beer is still nothing
Kim was down with flu
Had to split into groups to tour the PC lab, library & take photos for student card
Had hot dog bun for lunch - from IKEA!

Revolution of the Swedish Economy
History+Economics Talk
Simply fell asleep halfway
I not Interested in the production of Ball Bearings (I'm sorry)
Welcome Reception after that
The Europeans went mad seeing the white wine
Funny french guy II (not that cute one)-he simply took two glasses of wine right away
I had sparkling water instead
Not really into Wine
I found 2 bottles of beer & a bottle of Merlot in my room!
Good Stuffs!

Embarrassing Moment
Kim wanted to join the European Community for dinner
Since I was staying at the kitchen floor
I dropped by to ask if we could join
Of course they won't say no but it was kinda PAISEH
Can't be eating free food & not putting in any effort
630pm: Went to the Kitchen by myself & offer help
They said it was ok but I din't really like the idea of eating free lunch

Assigned Task: Wash & Cut the Tomatoes
Done in 15 minutes
Helped to prepare the basil leaves for pasta
I was in t-shirts & shorts while everyone was in long sleeves & jeans
Went to change
Europeans love to dress up, don't they?
Seems like they did not calculate both of us in the meal so I told Kim
2 of us decided to cook instant noodles instead
Passed by the kitchen on the way to my room
They said they were waiting for us
Quite happy & touched - But kinda embarrassing too
Ate the pasta, simple yet nice
30Kr for that but kinda weird
Different cultures, different topics & conversation
That cute french guy~ He ate pasta with fork & knife?
That's the french culture-fine dining

Went back to room, got ready for the pre-party at our Kitchen
Grabbed the 2 beers we found
Had a drink, met more friends and buddies
Main purpose: Socialise and find out more about traveling tips!
10:00pm: Cafe Opera (Posh Club)
Must visit night-scene of Stockholm
For the experience, I went though I was kinda tired
Had 10am classes the next day

We had to hang our coats at the door-20Kr for that!
Cool place, really posh!
Exterior was like a theatre
Interior was simply grand
Totally different from the clubs in Singapore
Failed to get the free drink coupon
Wanted to order a drink
This nice Swiss guy offered me the free coupon
I rejected
Chit-chatted about traveling with him again
He's been to Korea, States etc
That funny french guy came along
He bought us drinks
Didn't want to accept money from us
Claiming we had 6 months to pay him back
I guess he was a bit drunk already that's why he just signed the bill
Vodka+Cranberry+Redbull-My fav
Till this point, don't worry people
I am always sober, control my liquor well
Spent 20-30 minutes on the dance floor with Kim
Since it was like ages since i last clubbed
Left at around 12plus

Conclusion: Nice experience at the bar
You will be impressed
Though it was packed all night
There were lots of seats so people were comfortable
Could just sit around and have some drinks
Have a small chat with friends
Alright, End of Orientation
Photos Time!

Random pics I took on the bus.. One of them is like their supreme court if i rmb correctly...





Stockholm Panaroma





The one & only picture every1's waiting for:
1) Cute French GUY (hope it's clear that he's the one on the right) --Can't see his face totally but at least look at the outline..



2) Half photo of my "best" roommate.. hahaa.. She's the one in yellow.. Kim had to act as my model while i took her photo secretly.. I will try to get a clearer one next time!