EGADE...for real.

It has been a long and eventful day, but I am really tired so it wil be a short post tonight.

School started today with introduction day. As usual, alot of information you already knew and slideshows with pretty pictures. The fun part was obviously meeting new people. And it seems like there are many very fun ones. I have heard that we are somewhere around 100 international students at the masters level, CEMS-students not included. Many Italians, french people, some germans and all scandinavian countries are represented. I also met a Belgian and a Dutch guy. So on the whole I really think it is going to be a great semester. Not all of these students are staying an entire year, most are on a three month exchange, so a fresh batch should arrive after christmas (if I for some reason want new company). I will get some pictures of the school to post so you can see what a charmingly wierd building it is.

After the introduction speaches, Me and Magda was invited by our realtor to go looking for new furniture for us and the other apartments. With us was another swedish girl who also had Cecilia as a realtor. I previously told you that mexicans loves cars, and Cecilia was no exception riding in the Lincoln Navigator. I have always considered those cars too big - despite the fact that I secretly covets for a Range Rover, but my god was the comfort-level high in that monster or what?? She drove us to see a really nice town called Santiago (which FYI also is the town mentioned in the book '100 years of solitude' by Garcia Marquez) and showed us how a 'real' mexican town looks. Too bad I forgot my camera. Then we went for 'real' mexican tacos at Taco Mario. So all in all an eventful day and evening.

Now it is almost 11:40 pm here so in mexican time I am still just 25. I did notice that some of you busy beavers back in europe (and other parts of the world, thank you) already congratulated me to becoming 26. Even though I´d preffer to stay 25, I humbly thank you for your kind thoughts. The rest of you that has yet not congratulated me have another 24 hours (mexican time) to do so before I condemn you to the third level in Dante´s Inferno.

Clock is ticking... :) /J