Norway, day 3

GOING OUT
Beer is about $15 here in Voss. The Norwegians claim it's not usually that expensive, usually it's only about $12. Right

FOOD
Lunch today - onion soup, just onion soup. Needless to say, I ate some bread.
Dinner - yumminess.

TEAMBUILDING
We went to the Voss Rafting Center for some team building activities which were actually super fun. And of course, my team kicked ass ;) And there was this super adorable black kitten that kept running around by us and he reminded me of Tini :( Pictures to come soon.

PEOPLE
Observation: being back at school is returning some interesting memories of types of people, some of whom I have already encountered. Examples:

*The Show Off: regardless of the relevance, this person will always have to contribute to the conversation or the professor's remarks just to show that she knows something

*The Talk Backer: feels like the professor is there just for them and will feel the need to occassionally respond to the professor's comments outloud (without raising there hands); i.e. Professor - "there is a shift in the world economy"; Talk Backer - "you're right, there is".

*The Pretender: pretends that s/he doesn't care about class or doing well but is copiously taking notes and always studying.

*The Laid Back, Really Doesn't Care Person: really doesn't care about anything and is just along for the ride.

*The Not Sure I'm In The Right School Guy: forgets that s/he is a business major and starts talking about helping people without making money; i.e. "if a company comes up with a great innovation to reduce emissions, they should give it to more people cheaply so they will all use it and it will reduce the negative effects of global warming." Um, hi... you're in a seminar about creating innovations so that businesses can PROFIT off the climate crisis (while helping the world, of course)

*The Not Clear Guy: is he or isn't he? Sometimes you think he is and other times you're convinced he's not. Makes it difficult, le sigh.