Feel... Feel what?

January 30th, more and more people check out of Julius Raab Heim, never to return again. It is starting to feel sad. 

There was a large party last night, called "Feel's Anatomy". The "Feel"concept includes hot parties in Linz and outside Austria, arranged by ambitious (oh well....) students that obviously make a lot of money each time people decide to attend their parties, pimple booze and shake their asses to the pumping tunes that the DJ's produce. I have never seen so many fliers for a student party. And I have never seen even more fliers handed out AT the party for the coming one.

The theme of last night's party was (as mentioned earlier) "Feel's Anatomy", taken from the tv show "Grey's Anatomy". Most people were dressed out to doctors, naughty nurses, general douchebags looking to get laid or metropolitan cruisers sipping Vodka Redbull in plastic cups. It was a great party!

Tonight it is a birthday party in the dorm. More are leaving tomorrow and just an hour ago, I bid my Brazilian neighbor farewell as he was heading back to Rio de Janeiro (if I'm not mistaking). This will be another "last chance" event. I hope it will be epic.

Thank you for reading.

Merry Christmas

It's one day left till Christmas eve and the snow has covered the surroundings just as it should this time of the year. It's beautiful and it is original.

The past few weeks have been hectic and I have experienced many nice things. Not long ago I attended "Broker's Festival", a party organized by (from what I have been told) a conservative (and pretty right oriented...) youth organization in Austria - Austro Danubia.

This party was unique. The prices in the bars were adjusted after the supply and demand. Several projectors were constantly showing graphs and prices throughout the whole evening. It was a very interesting experience and I had the luck to attend the party with good company!

This party was arranged the last weekend before the Christmas holidays. A lot of people went on a ski trip the next morning and after that it was pretty much time for departure for most of us. We had one more "Stammtisch", the Asian one, and the night after that we all went out to eat at a Thai restaurant (I don't really know why we picked that place). After having said goodbye to most of my friends, I went home around eleven in the evening, and three o'clock the next morning I got up to begin my trip back home to Sweden. After almost one week back home in Sweden, I miss Austria and I am looking forward to returning. Unfortunately a lot of friends have left the country, most probably to never return again. I will miss the Americans and Canadians! Fortunately, there are still many friends left and most importantly, Nicole will be there :).

Being home means many things. Mainly it is about catching up with family. Most friends are out of town or busy with their own lives (which is something I sympathize with). The holidays are here and I will try to get some rest. Thank you for following and Merry Christmas :).