Neljapäev möödus nagu ikka asjatades. Hommikul hakkasime Jeniga tema nö kontoritarbeid sorteerima. siis avastasime, et kell on sealmaal, et kui tahame oma söögiostud ära teha enne kui lapsed oma vanematega koolist kaubanduskeskustesse jõuavad siis peame minema hakkama. Ja kuna hakkas just teatud kaupade soodusostmise aeg siis käisime selles kindlas poes Coles ja ostsime omale jällegi nädala varu sööki ära. Õhtul küpsetasime shokolaadi kooki ja läksin peavaluga varakult voodisse.
Rääkides eluolu rubriigist, siis mina ei saa siia maani aru, kuidas inimesed saavad oma lapsed alati kooli ja koju viia. Küsisin selle kohta Jeni käest ja siin ongi tavaline, et vanemad ise viivad lapsed kooli, sest nii tundub asi turvalisem olema. Koolipäevad algavad 8.30 või 9.00 ja sama on muidu ka tööpäevadega, niiet inimesed klapitavad oma graafikuid ja elu. Muidugi on võimalik lapsed viia ja tuua ka nö laste päevakeskustest, kuhu saab lapse viia alates 7 või 7.30st ja siis nad kõik koos lähevad hommikuti kooli ja tuuakse kell 2.30-4.00 kui neil tunnid lõppevad sinna tagasi ja vanemad siis võtavad nad ühtul koju minnes peale. Aga vaadates kui palju vanemaid oma autodega kooli juures on tundide lõppemise ajal siis mina küll ette ei kujuta, millal nemad töötavad. Aga laste toomist ja viimist klapitatakse ka vanavanematega. Kui neid pole siis peabki päevakeskuseid kasutama. Sama on ka õhtuste trennidega. Meie maja taga on kohe suur spordikompleks ja ühtuti on lõbus vaadata, kuidas vanemad oma autodes istuvad, kuni lapsed trennis on - sest tihtipeale, ei ole mõtet tagasi koju sõita, sest siis peaks kohe hakkama tagasi tulema. Niiet vanemad istuvad oma tunni autos, lahendavad ristsõnu, loevad või teevad tööd. niiet maailm keerleb suht laste käikude ümber. Lugesin just ühest väikesest nö tsitaatide raamatust, et üks mees ütles: "mind hämmastas Ameerika puhul kõige rohkem see, kui hästi vanemad laste süna kuulasid!" no ega siin see süsteem palju alla ei jää. Kardetakse igasugu psühhopaate, mida suure rahvaarvuga riigis ja linnas ikka rohkem on kui väikses kohas. Ja ega see, et me elame eramajade rajoonis ei tähenda, et ma peaaegu ühtegi naabrit näinud oleks - niiet siin on anonüümsus täiesti olemas.
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Resolutions 2010
- Be A Better Person ;)
- become better in bellydancing
- to be continued...
Personal promises for 2008
- Being more creative with "projects", 8kroner plans and contibution - hopefully DONE
- visit theatre at least 6 times this year - UNDONE
- work hard for stable income to spend it on travelling - Basically DONE
- Graduating EABA in spring - DONE
- keep more contact with friends far away - DONE
- become friends with sports - DONE
- Read @least 6 quality books within 2008 - DONE
About Me
IPC memory collection
- One of my nicest birthdays and defenately the most international one. I have just reminded my 19th birthday by reading all the cards that you guys gave and sent to me. And I remember the gifts you gave me - all of them are deep in my heart. All people gave me something from their own hearts at that day and I appreciate that forever! Thank you for your hearts!
- Mushrooms - A type of male human beings who are short, little fatty (read round) and having a big belly - they just looked like mushrooms
- Step off a train to see if it goes to a right direction - a lesson of a lifetime Jen gave to me as a too energetic young girl. Everytime I had to think about my life or next actions I always had Jen, Orsi and Veronika as older and smarter to give me advice - thank you my lovelings
- 8kroner plans done with Jen to get rich our most popular 8kroner plan was a bra-pocket to hand out mobile numbers in discos. Unfortunately Runa didn't want to buy it just jet
Philosophies
Here are written all the philosophies that came up in IPC
*Nutella = communism!?
One day 4 people were sitting in IPC dining hall around a table. Suddenly one of them eating bread with chocolate said: “Nutella is communism”.
Surprised eyes were looking at him and the one explained: “We don`t have any chance to choose between different kinds of chocolate – we only get Nutella.” That sentence started a discussion. It was true. In communism people didn´t have any chance to choose between different brands. Usually there was available just one brand of each good.
After expanding the idea they discovered other signs of communism. The regime`s main idea was to provide job for everybody and make them work for building up the society. In IPC everybody has an obligation to do washing-up. Do you see the similarity?
The brochure that was sent to us before beginning of the term and IPC´s home page both said that WE ARE all EQUAL – the same was said by communism. But were they and are we? The group thinks we are equal but it might not be so clear because our cultural differences.
Another selected sign of communism is queue. Almost twice every day we see people gather behind the dining halls´ door. They are there early to get in and get some food. Also 20 years ago in former soviet countries people gathered behind shops´ doors in early morning hours to provide their family with goods. No matter how long the people waited behind the shops´ doors there was no Nutella available. The group reached the conclusion that we have a GOOD “communism”.
*Nutella = communism!?
One day 4 people were sitting in IPC dining hall around a table. Suddenly one of them eating bread with chocolate said: “Nutella is communism”.
Surprised eyes were looking at him and the one explained: “We don`t have any chance to choose between different kinds of chocolate – we only get Nutella.” That sentence started a discussion. It was true. In communism people didn´t have any chance to choose between different brands. Usually there was available just one brand of each good.
After expanding the idea they discovered other signs of communism. The regime`s main idea was to provide job for everybody and make them work for building up the society. In IPC everybody has an obligation to do washing-up. Do you see the similarity?
The brochure that was sent to us before beginning of the term and IPC´s home page both said that WE ARE all EQUAL – the same was said by communism. But were they and are we? The group thinks we are equal but it might not be so clear because our cultural differences.
Another selected sign of communism is queue. Almost twice every day we see people gather behind the dining halls´ door. They are there early to get in and get some food. Also 20 years ago in former soviet countries people gathered behind shops´ doors in early morning hours to provide their family with goods. No matter how long the people waited behind the shops´ doors there was no Nutella available. The group reached the conclusion that we have a GOOD “communism”.
Gift List - Well every time there is birthday or X-mas people ask you what do you want as a present
- Bookstore gift-cards
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