En Fin.

The last days in London,
Were spent packing madly.
3 boxes of stuff,
Coming to about 110kg.

Hallo Sweden.

D picked me up from T-Centralen.
We met Fede at their place,
And had a nice time catching up.
Fede & I went out to Fasching.
'We are starting where we ended!'

Oh...
But thankfully the joy of the present,
Was strong enough to counter,
The pain felt on the other night.

3 of us met up with Sofia on Sunday,
To attend Catrin's exhibition ---
A garden show at Alvsjo.
I arrived too late to vote,
But her design came in 2nd.
Pretty cool stuff.

Had an 'orientation' BBQ later,
When I arrived to meet faces at Haninge,
Both familiar and unfamiliar.
Fede's eyes almost popped out,
When he heard me speaking Mandarin,
To LZ from Shanghai.

Pictures to be up later,
Since blogger seems to be down.

Planning can be a waste of time,
Unless you intend to lead a boring life.
- ME.

Life throws me a chance,
That I have only talked about,
As an 'ideal situation'.
Do I grab it, or what?

Details to come,
To inform me if the potential offer,
Is a truckload of crap,
Or a pot of gold.

And then will come the sacrifices.

It suddenly occurred to me,
How innocent my cousins probably are,
When one of them asked me,
'What do people do in clubs?'

I think it is about time to leave London,
When I can actually put together thoughts,
Which translate to a sentence that spells:
I am starting to hate this London life.

How terrifying.

London Guest List for March.

01-03 Louis
04-06 Steffi
18-19(?) Chelvin

And my latest object of interest:

The last time I got tired of certain words,
It was 'cosy' and 'welcoming'.
It was like the most popular word,
Used on our lighting assignments,
Among all the classmates from KTH.
'We want to create a welcoming atmosphere'
'We use warm lights to create this cosy effect'
'We want it to be cosy and welcoming'

Arghhss -
It drove me nuts.

This time the words are 'neat' and 'tidy'.
Thanks to the architect,
Who uses it every single time,
He makes a change to the cores.

I can't wait to go back to Sweden.