The second day of orientation was far less exciting. Since this part was exclusive to graduate students, more focus on proper faculty welcomes were present, as well as the imtimidating promises of huge workloads. Not the best spent hours of my time here so far.

 

 

When I got back home Eva invited me to join her for a Zumba class the Uni offers at the gym (the gym is free of charge for all students - awesomeness.), and I said yes. And then I accicentily locked myself out of my room, due to a key mix-up when the landlady got them made. So I got help from Caitlyn to contact the landlady, and the door were soon opened, and by now I have a new, very canadian key. But I missed the Zumba of course, so instead I was invited to join Caitlyn for her Yoga class, which was really good compare to the few I've been to back in Jönköping. Seriously, how sweet aren't the housemates of mine? <3 On Wednesday evening we also did a little tour to Walmart, which are about as American a food store gets in Canada, and Dominion, which also is a food store but with better fresh products. The three of us squeeze into Caitlyn's car, to the so called "Box-store" area (Kanadensiskt ord för citygross/ICA Maxi/ÖB-områden), shop 'til we drop and drives back with a full car, and with an unmotivated proudness of ourselves (or, at least that was my feeling). I know I keep saying that my housemates are awesome, but it just keeps surprising me how quickly and easily the strangers-to-friends adjustment has gone by!