London, farwell?

Me - sentimental? Nah, I just build up a wall of ignorance in some kind of protection from getting hurt or actually miss the place I'm leaving. Like I always do. I've actually built myself a new life here, and now I'm leaving.
Did it when a close relative got cancer and when we moved from Mellby. 'Just ignore and it won't happen slash go away'. Right now I'm sentimental thinking about coming home to mummy....I feel like a baby. I want to be baby -taken care of. And be able to snuggle my little sister. And having long saturdays home without a 2 year old waking me up. Or being able to come and go as you want.

Been exhausted from last week. So no long nights out, but some good company I say! Spent my saturday at Lin's. So much fun talking swedish and no one understands you - manipulating their minds! Hahaha...hrrm. And since the camden crawl was on this weekend it was madness in Camden - actually more madness than usual, how that is possible. Also found out. I don't like camden market(I hate that one). It's lock market and stables market I love!

Oh. I've been promised a tour round 'a real englishman village' by Gary tomorrow(bank holiday=day off). It'll be fun. As long as this shit-weather goes away. rainrainrain!

Nice weather for the new german au pair to arrive to. We started talking about the german schoolsystem since she's been to Sweden for 5 months studying our system. The german one is mad, cheer madness. Dividing the students at class 4 in different school. Giving them no chance to improve. They've already been labelled o- and a-level.. But sweden has got some issues as well. Like the teachers who've got no authority whatsoever. You have to be either really tough/cool to be able to control those children. I feel bad for them - the teachers that is! But since I'm not going to be a teacher I don't care.. We also talked about what she thought about sweden. It's always fun to hear what a foreign thinks about sweden:)

Well, counting down the days and enjoying myself. ciao!