PBL-Week

PBL-week (Project based learning) has now begun, which means that half of Campus is gone, doing different activities. Some are kayaking; some is surviving in the woods, some play basket, and many other exciting things. I am staying on campus this week, learning about the Thai culture, food, massage, and a few use full sentences in in the language. 

It is strange to say that it feels empty to be here since we are almost 150 students left, but it actually does. I miss 50 smiles, 50 well known voices and 50 beautiful faces. This really has reminded me about how much I already like all these nice people surrounding me every day, and how much I am going to miss them during winter break, but worst is it to think about how much I am going to miss them when these two years are over. When I realized this I decided to appreciate everything here at this wonderful place, just a bit more than what I already do. 

The last few days I have had a lot of things to be thankful for. Yesterday the sun was shining all day, and it was quite warm outside. I woke up, ate breakfast, and afterwards I got invited to make cinnamon buns with Sofia and Mar. Since the weather was amazing, we decided to move all the ingredients outdoor, and bake out in front of Iceland house. It looked like a TV-program when we stood there with flour all over surrounded by the mountains and all the autumn colours in the forest. The cinnamon buns turned out very well, I think they are the most beautiful and well tasting I have ever made. We went up in the forest to eat them, but on our way up there, we walked through student village, and I am not sure whether it was our nice company or the smell of cinnamon, but all of a sudden a lot of other students decided to join us on our picnic.

Later on, I went back to continue my outdoor baking, but this time with Iman my roommate. We made pizzas for the room, which also turned out very well, and we had a super delicious room dinner.