We’ve decided to finish our jewellery. But Charlote had great idea. The last time only one girl wanted to do it, so this time we changed place. We started do it in the kitchen where everyone has to pass. After half an hour we had more and more members but of course only girls. It was really nice. Boys were playing FIFA and table tennis. When we left them, they had activities with Ahmed and Steen.
When more girls were in club they was voting where they want to go. They had two possibilities: go to the cinema or to bowling club. Together with youngest girl from camp number 1 we went to bowling club. They had to pay 20 dkk for it. We spent there 1 hour and come back to club. They had great fun but I also saw that they are more focus on taking photos and buying food than on game. Teachers were with them and they were playing also.
Charlotte told us also something about boys who was fighting yesterday. It’s linked with their religion. Most of them are muslim. If someone says something bad about your mother or another women from your family, you have to react on it. It’s their point of view.
Po praktykach odwiedziłam mój ulubiony sklep, żeby zakupić składniki na kolejne bochenki chleba. Mandarynki były w promocji, więc kupiłam. Odwiedziłam też uniwersytecką bibliotekę i wypożyczyłam (w końcu) "Adult Children of Alcoholics. Relationships". Mam nadzieję, że teraz zacznę pisać swoją pracę licencjacką:-)Mobilizacja jest najważniejsza. O 20 wybieram się do akademika nr 1 w celach konsumenckich. Rajmondos po przegranej w karty został zobligowany do przygotowania wspólnego posiłku. Już nie mogę się doczekać!
P.S w City Vest spotkałam znajomego Eszter ale on mnie nie rozpoznał. Wydaje mi się to co najmniej dziwne, zwłaszcza jeżeli siedzisz z kimś przy jednym stoliku całą noc...
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