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These are my final days as student, for the trip to Sundsvall was a success. When Ulrich (surprise-guest) and I arrived in Sundsvall on Friday evening, it was too warm for snow and the streets were clear. But during the presentation next morning, it started to snow. Since then I have been in a snowy winterland. The weekend was beautiful. I somehow passed the presentation, I just need to make some corrections. Because of holidays it will take until February until I can apply for the master degree - until I receive it, it may take weeks or even months of bureaucracy. Anyhow, it is nothing that needs much effort, but patience.
Sundsvall is pretty much the same like last February. They reconstruct the outdoor swimming pool to a kind of adventure pool and the campus at the university gets a new building. I was able to do everything that I wanted to do: A lonely night walk on the tiny paths in the woods while it was snowing and visiting Norra Berget and Alnön again. Sandra and Ulli have the more interesting pictures from dinners and Feuerzangenbowle which we made at Ole's appartment. The pictures look like those from December 2007 - only with different people.

Master Defense

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myblog hat gesagt…
Congratulation! Ist damit ein für alle mal Schluss mit Uni?

winterliche Grüße aus dem schneebedeckten Leipzig!
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Jepp, vorerst ist Schluss mit Uni.

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