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I'm in an internet café in Copenhagen, so I have to be quick in writing this, even though I have lots to tell.
The remainder of Festinord has been nice. I got to know a few cool people, like a Norwegian named Kim with a Pacman bag and a Transformers belt buckle (I asked him if he transformed if he pressed the belt, and he replied: "I wish!") and a Dane called Joakim who loves Munchkin. Joakim actually lives close to where we are at the moment, so we could call him up at any time to hang out (no, I'm not being a flirt - he's only 18. I'm not a pedophile).
There was a little song competition going on on Thursday night. Afterwards we had a parade where we marched through half Jönköping with flags and whistles and percussions. It was so cool. The passersby stared at us in expressions ranging from amusement to bewilderment. The best part was, of course, that we were a group of 700 young people being silly and making lots of noise, and NOT A SINGLE ONE OF US WAS DRUNK!! :D
At some point we passed a building of which Louis Herrey (one of the Herrey brothers who won the Eurovision in 1984) told me was the Pentecostal church, the biggest religion in Sweden. He added that the Pentecostals don't really like us, so it was pretty ironic that we were passing them with flags and fanfares.
Yesterday Ronald drove to Copenhagen. Dad was there, as well as Ronald's kids. We're staying at a really awesome place, which I need to take pictures of, to show you the awesomeness.
I'd like to say more, but I need to leave the computer now. We're going to the cinema to see Prince Caspian. See you!
The remainder of Festinord has been nice. I got to know a few cool people, like a Norwegian named Kim with a Pacman bag and a Transformers belt buckle (I asked him if he transformed if he pressed the belt, and he replied: "I wish!") and a Dane called Joakim who loves Munchkin. Joakim actually lives close to where we are at the moment, so we could call him up at any time to hang out (no, I'm not being a flirt - he's only 18. I'm not a pedophile).
There was a little song competition going on on Thursday night. Afterwards we had a parade where we marched through half Jönköping with flags and whistles and percussions. It was so cool. The passersby stared at us in expressions ranging from amusement to bewilderment. The best part was, of course, that we were a group of 700 young people being silly and making lots of noise, and NOT A SINGLE ONE OF US WAS DRUNK!! :D
At some point we passed a building of which Louis Herrey (one of the Herrey brothers who won the Eurovision in 1984) told me was the Pentecostal church, the biggest religion in Sweden. He added that the Pentecostals don't really like us, so it was pretty ironic that we were passing them with flags and fanfares.
Yesterday Ronald drove to Copenhagen. Dad was there, as well as Ronald's kids. We're staying at a really awesome place, which I need to take pictures of, to show you the awesomeness.
I'd like to say more, but I need to leave the computer now. We're going to the cinema to see Prince Caspian. See you!