Adka in DK: .

Long time no see, huh? After exciting first days and weeks in Aalborg, the new environment started feeling a bit more familiar and there were no longer so many surprises during the day. There were no longer so many cool stories that I could put into separate articles.

But now, after 3 months since I left my initial comfort zone, I guess it's time to write a few words to those of you, who are wondering if I am still alive. So, how were the 2 months since my last post?

October was a long month.
If I had to describe it with only 2 words, it would be AIESEC and PNEUMONIA. Beginning of Oct I moved to my more or less own place. I got my own bed and went to IKEA, where I left all my money. Yaay.

It's a nice place - the Jehovah's witnesses found me even here; our neighbours just keep coming without telling; it's only 5 minutes to the office - and I am moving again in 2 weeks.
The second significant event of October was me finally (!!!) joining the organisation and jumping into the delayed beginning of attraction phase. I went to a national conference and met super cool nice people and then - as I always do - got this crazy idea to run for the vice-presidency of my functional area. Typical Adka, nothing's changed. And I didn't get it - just as I never do.
Anyways, I was running, writing my application form stressing and having pneumonia at the same time. I also fulfilled my dream of hosting people at my place - I hosted 2 interns. Sharing is caring, although this time I was sharing some nice pneumonia infections.
But you know, nothing can stop me from doing what I want. Even If I am dying, falling apart, can't talk and can't eat.
Life lesson: when you have pneumonia, stay at home. Otherwise, your whole OGX team will start coughing and having a fever soon.

November was a weird month.
The words that would describe it perfectly are AIESEC and SLEEP. The first two weeks of Nov were just fully packed with classroom presentations, stands, promotion and consultancy meetings. And then I became the Wolf of the month - yaaay. Then I joined the organizing committee of Christmas Dinner and 2 days later found myself making origami boxes.
The rest of the month is pretty much out of my mind because I don't remember anything. I am awesome and managed to shift my sleep times so I basically manage to fall asleep at 3 am and then wake up 12-1 pm so the whole day is broken and I don't know what to do. On Tuesday I had to wake up in the morning which was killing me afterwards, so I had a nice 6 hours nap in the afternoon. Then one day feels like two - lifehack. If anyone has sedatives or something, I would be more than happy to get them. (Hello Rachel, I can hear you thinking Oh Adka).
Anyways, Christmas has come in the town. And I started counting down the days until my flight to Prague and already made a list of things I want to do when at home ♥