Katrin (the German girl) came to me today and said that there will be a smaller Christmas party on Friday. Everyone will buy a $20 gift and the gifts get randomly shuffled. People will bake cookies and have fun. Katrin asked if I wanted to come as well.
Of course! It sounds like a lot of fun!We went out looking for the gifts. We went to a big shopping center area which was quite close to where I live. Wow, so many stores. Among other things, I saw a maternity clothing store with many sales. We didn't have time to go clothing shopping but if I continue to grow out of my clothes with this rate then I'll have no other choice but to go shopping. I might as well pack some of my clothes because they barely fit me now.
Statues in the open air mall.Katrin already had a gift idea and we were looking around to see if we get anything for me. We didn't. I'm not worried though. I got two ideas that both work and I know where to get them. Tomorrow I'll go to the right store. Fortunately it's in a convenient place in campus.
Like a stomach without a bellybutton.I got some fruits today - and I had been circling watermelons in almost every store I visited for a week already, and I always assumed they're too big for one person, but today I decided to buy one. I love watermelons! I know I'm gonna eat it all, have no doubt!
I noticed it said "seedless" but I ignored it. I thought it would just have really small seeds and holes inside. When I cut it open I saw that it really is SEEDLESS! Cool! 
I had never seen such a thing before. Oh I know my husband would love that! 
He loves watermelons but hates picking out seeds from them.
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Et ikka õli tulle kallata:
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Minu arust veidi üleolev suhtumine ülikooli poolt, kuid jah - eks ta ei saagi ju oma arvamusest taganeda, ta peab ju siiski ülikooli huve esindama. Minu arust lähenetakse probleemile vale perspektiivi poolt - ei saa ennast ju igal pool majanduslangusega välja vabandada.
Edu Ameerikas!
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