Where would I start… Ok, last weekend after the K-1 tournament I borrowed my key to
On Tuesday I was going to be late from my class (damn cell phone with the silence mode which makes the alarm clock also silent). I was cycling like mad man to get there on time. I was half way there when tyre got flat. So, fast walking to school and I didn’t miss the whole class. My bicycle is still here at the university, no time to repair it yet.
Wednesday I gave an intermediate presentation for the Material Science faculty. There were all the first year students from different labs and their supervising professors. All the other students (except me and one Chinese guy) had started their studies on last April so they had a bit more results from their experiments to present. I presented mostly my topic and what I’m going to do with it. Luckily my turn was right after lunch, so most of the professors were still missing and I got easier “interrogation” time. After every presentation professors were putting some heat on the student with 7 minutes questioning about the topic. Evening there was party for all students who participated to this. Meet some nice people from different labs in our department. I had to leave after one hour to another party.
Just on time we arrived to Finnish embassy to shake hands with the ambassador and his wife. I invited my Finnish friend who is living here in
Finnish youngsters in the embassy. Hansku, MILLION THANKS FOR BEST TIE EVER!!!! Hee, everybody really loved it...me among them. :D
Thursday is the day for studying. There are classes from 9 am. till 16:30 pm. First lesson (organic transition metal chemistry) the professor shot me down, like they use say in our lab. I couldn’t (of course) to solve the problem on the blackboard and the professor was yelling me that I haven’t learnt anything and I don’t know anything. He is damn right. I’m not an organic chemist; I’m there just to get the credits from lecture taught in English. Afternoon was woken up by my own professor when sleeping in middle of the class.
“Right Samuli, you must have question on this matter…”
“Uuumn, sorry…eettoo…??” , I replied.
“He has drunk to much Koskenkorva (Finnish vodka) last night”. He said smiling to whole class.
“maybe, maybe”, I replied and continued with couple of questions concerning about the topic in hand.
This Thursday I had also an exam. In the evening I went to my Japanese lessons and was so tired that sensei had to repeat everything twice before I could understand anything. Worst thing in whole day was that my silver cat stopped running. There is something wrong with my mac! Hopefully it’s only small flu and not anything big like broken hard drive…
Yesterday was farewell party to Inga-san. She will return to
And now it’s finally time to do what for I came to lab today. Write the report.
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You are warmly welcome! :)
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