with red hair, eating a pear

Thursday was SACOmässan again. I remember them having it last year too, but I never went back then. It’s the fair when all the universities and other higher educations gather for all high school students to have a look at. They also had a bunch of lectures on different things, and I found them quite interesting. I attended one on how to study efficiently, one about being a teacher, another about how to apply for jobs and what to think about when you do that, and one that was meant to help you know what you want to study (like I haven’t tried already, eh). No, but they were actually pretty interesting all of them and I got a lot of brochures and catalogues from places all over the country. I actually spent close to five hours there so I guess I got a little bit wiser after all… and I might even know what I want to do. The lecture didn’t really tell me anythings I didn’t know, but the whole teaching thing might be my “cup of tea”. I remember having though about it before. Gymnasium teacher. It could be quite fun, only I don’t really know what subjects I would teach. I guess it’d have to be something I find enjoyable and something I’m good at. Maybe english, drama, religion (but that’s a tiny subject, so I don’t know). You have to have at least two subjects and it helps to have a third, so maybe I could have all those three. We’ll see. Have to look things up first. By the way, I was quite good at history and arts as well.

Here’s a picture from one of the lectures at SACO.

The “Coke Night” I mentioned before actually happened Thursday last week. I wasn’t really as planned, that we would have unlimited amounts and try to drink as much coke as possible. Instead we tried to have a good time and avoided that idea and all the throwing up that would come with it. Clara came over to my place and Åsa came a while later when she ended work. We did finish three bottles 1.5L so I guess there were still some input of fluids that evening (no, I don’t mean it the weird way it that’s what you were thinking, just tried to use different words than “drinking coke” all the time). Anyways here’s a picture I took. Åsa falling behind in drinking seems to make Clara happy.

Also this Thursday was my mom’s birthday. Look what a beautiful cake dad and I made her:

And I thought the cake I baked for dad when it was his birthday last month was nice… but when comparing… maybe not! It looks very messy (they 6 and the 4 means he turned 64, just so you know).

Now, lets play “spot the Maltesers on the cakes”!

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