Awesooble!

Stina our cellist and Elinor our pianist are missing in this photo! :(

Yesterday, all our hardcore ensemble practices paid off. We went on the stage all white to honour Dr. Whiteley, and we rocked it. We managed to receive the trophy, and add it to our trophy cabinet! To be honest, I'm rather happy to finally stop playing that song over and over. Now I can concentrate on playing other songs on the violin...

After the ensemble competition, my friend accidentally left with my phone and keys. I had to break my lock open and go get a new lock, before the shops closed. I hurried off to Gallerian, and on my way to there, I had a nice conversation with Mr. Taylor on the train. When I arrived in T-Centralen, I rushed to Clas Ohlson to get my new orange lock. While there though, I recalled Dr. Pratt telling me last Tuesday that he didn't have a working calculator for pH calculations, so as a random decision, I bought him the same calculator that Marius and I have.

When I came to school today, during my first lesson (English with Dr. Whiteley), Maria gave us chocolate muffins, congratulating us for our Pavlovian victory the day before. She also later then promised, that everytime we win, we will always get something baked for our class! Really, this is an awesooble deal, since she's awesooble in baking...

Next lesson, it was chemistry. I gave Dr. Pratt the calculator I bought, and he was simply overjoyed. He gave me a huge bear hug. :) Later on during the lesson, he gave us cake and FINALLY showed us a presentation of him from when he was our age until now. We got to know that he was the biggest alcoholic ever in our age, and that he is extremely athletic. At the end of all the photos and stories though, he asked, "Do you know why I'm showing this you?". Of course we didn't so he continued: "Because I'm 40 as of today".

Can you believe that my random nice feeling of buying Dr. Pratt a present was in perfect timing? I thought that that was just... unbelievable. God's plan? Meant to be? Nevertheless, these series of events can only be described by one word: awesooble.