Happy Easter

Knowing that my family’s gathered in Sweden to celebrate Easter stings a bit. But that’s how it is. No need to pity me, I have a great Easter planned!

Started yesterday by having a traditional Swedish kräftskiva /crayfish party with my friend Sophie.

Followed it up with pub crawl with my classmate Magnus and his brothers. BUT, what I’d forgotten was that yesterday was the night before “Good Friday”, meaning that no alcohol is served, anywhere! Every pub/bar/club closed down at 12. I mean every single one!
Wasn’t nearly done enjoying myself, so I ended up at an Irish friends house party!

Anyway, the alarm is set tomorrow at 6 am cuz’ Im taking the train to the west coast, Sligo to be précis!
Myself and Fiona will stay at a B&B, hang around in the city, hire bikes, take walks at the beach, climb the mountain! And on Sunday, her family aka. my irish fam, has invited me to a trad Easter dinner. Happy days 🙂

And Happy Easter everyone!

I J U S T H A V E S O M U C H T O D O ! !

.. so is the reason for my absence spelled!

Honestly, I wish I could say I’m busy from school, but it’s really been about me having  fun. Have had a lot of visitors lately, that and school, has taken all my time.

For you who reads Swedish, I’ve written another post on my IHM blogg about what I’ll be up to the coming weeks. Check it out here!

 

Never had to have a chaperone, no sir. I’m there to keep my eye on her

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar Food Market

Temple Bar

Temple Bar

Peeeez

Trinity College

Trinity College

Trinity College

Trinity College

Trinity College

Trinity College

Brunch at Lennox Café

Had a visit from Pri some weeks ago, fun fun fun!

Oops..

First encounter with Garda in Dún Laoghaire. Apparently it looks suspicious sitting in a car at 1am admiring the view…

Follow me at IHM.se!

For my Swedish readers:
I have been asked to blog for my former School, IHM Business School, about my adventures here in Dublin.

Check it out!

There she was, just a-walking down the street

My gorgeous sis Priyanga made a visit to sunny Dublin last weekend. More about that later, but here’s a sneak peak. A street style photographer caught up with her just outside the Pygmalion. You can check out more pics on her and other fashionistas on InObsession.

A little fall of rain, can hardly hurt me now.

In not even 6 months from now I’ll bit taking on a new challenge, it’s so exciting!
A new job? An internship? A trip? An adventure?

I don’t know yet. However, I’ve found a job I really, really want!! I’m perfect for it. It’s perfect for me! But to get it, I have to be clever, need to use my imagination!

I’ve kept up working out 4 times a week, I am SO worthy a treat!!

Can’t get my mind of you

Things change, and so does challenges.

I remember the tention, how we all got so damn nervous every time we were to hold a presentation at IHM. Carefully planning every minute, spending lots and lots of time rehearsing. And evenmore so when we had presentations in Business English! However, here at DBS, we don’t have the time to be nervous, or practise. Only efficient. Our schedules are crammed. For example, last semester me and another guy held a presentation for 1hr and 40 minutes, in English! If that was just a couple of years ago I would be nervous as hell!

What am I saying with this? Well, that it is funny how challenges become normal, and how new challenges form. Time, practice, experience, triumph and sometimes stress changes them. And focusing on the right thing.

My greatest challenges right now is:
– Keeping routines (it is sooo easy to sleep in late when you don’t have classes)
– Keeping up with training
– Finding my dissertation topic

What is yours?

The obligatory cold

Three weeks into my training, and it’s here. The inescapable cold. That hits me in the face. Always challenging my determination. Do you know what I’m talking about?

But this time I’m more motivated than ever. I won’t give up!

Someone told me that a great way to achieve goals is to share them to others. Stubborn as I am, I’m sure this could apply on me. So, now that I’ve shared it with you, there is no excuse.