Santa came to town :-)

Technically 400 Santas came to town... The Santa Claus Pub Crawl last Saturday was fabulous!! I've never seen so many Santa's in any one place together, and I reckon a lot of people hadn't, judging by the amount of photos that I saw people take. We must be in photo albums all over the world... I didn't take many pictures since I didn't bring my camera (pics here are taken with my mobile), but if you go to Al's blog, he's got a load of pictures up and I'm pretty sure KV and MBAEurope will have some up soon.
One thing that was especially good about the pub crawl was the timing. Accounting was tough and I think everyone needed to blow off some steam and boy, did they blow off steam!

Now there's only a couple things left to do before I go to my parents next week: handing in of the Managerial Economics take home exam (who am I kidding? It's not just handing in, I have to start writing it. Only 800 words. About supply and demand. Or monopoly. Maybe I should whip up my old Monopoly game...), two days of Career Services Personal Development courses (I'm taking Succesful Negotiation and Conflict Management), one last meeting this year of my Young Enterprise company (more about that at a later stage), my mock interview (which'll be taped, eeek), and a bunch of parties to go to.

I can't believe my first term is almost over. When you read for an MBA, there's a strange thing about time, it moves in a different way. That's not the right way of saying it, but I'm not quite sure how to express it in words. On the one hand time flies, and I'm sad the first term is already over, on the other hand it seems like yesterday that I came here. Everything that happened more than 48 hours ago becomes a bit of a blur, since there is so much going on, you can't really wallow in any one thing. Which is good, but also makes it hard to enjoy something to the full. But boy, did I enjoy myself these past three months. It's like letting a kid running around in a sweetshop. And on that gooey note I'm stopping myself in my own tracks cause I need to talk to a computer about some monopoly.