Temptation

I wish I could say I did lots of cultural stuff this weekend but I did not. Instead, this weekend was full of shopping. DIS is already really tempting shoppingwise, because we are literally right next to Stroget, the main shopping street that is surrounded by tons of other shopping streets. So far I have been very good and have not bought too much.

This Saturday was the shopping tour led by Anders, one of the DIS workers who is much more fashionable than I will ever be. Everything was fabulous and so interesting and it was so important to dress with irony. Only 6 people showed up to the tour when there was supposed to be 25. It was nice for the group to be smaller but sad because all the people I knew that were going to come had been kicked off the list because too many had signed up. I think the main reason there were so few people was because it was from 9 to 4, quite an early marathon of shopping for a Saturday. We went to 24 stores and only covered 3 side streets right near DIS.

Sunday was the long-awaited trip to Ikea! We decided to take the bus rather than go on the coordinated DIS trip because we could then sleep later. Ikea, basically the same as in the U.S., only cheaper and therefore more awesome. I mostly just got towels and some organizational stuff. Of course we also had to eat there and I got the swedish meatballs. Delicious!

Also on Sunday was the Superbowl. We had plans to have a party for it in our Kollegium, but after I realized it wouldn't be the U.S. commercials I kinda pooped out. The game didn't start until about 12:30 our time and I gave up after the first quarter. Yes, I was lame and don't really care about football.

Also, I want to wish a happy birthday to Amanda Olton and Emily Feldman!