Granite and Flatmates!

Aberdeen is after all the worlds granite city. That makes it very grey. You don't find red houses in Aberdeen. Do you? (uhm, yes you do. red.anm.)
But guess what? I kind of like it. The city is just big enough, and very cosy. And I haven't even been out to the beach yet!

I still haven't been inside St.Andrews campus at this point (which is where School of Life Sciences is located), but it looks alright from the outside.

Woolmanhill is... well.. student flats. Good enough, even though we're on the 4th floor (tilsvara 5.etasje) and lifts are yet to be discovered:p

And then you have the co-students.
There's 6 of us living here in flat 18. I've only met 3. No wait, that's not intierly true! I saw the 2 others yesterday when we all had to go outside, because Betty set the FIREALARM!! Oh yes;) Never straighten your hair when the windows are shot. Gets warm. Obviously;p
Betty isn't a fresher, no idea what she studies, but she is Dutch and very sweet!! Was sprechts du?
We also have Kat, my new older sister who always has her door open:) "Please come in, derlin', Please?". She was in fact born here, and has now returned to shake Aberdeen up a little;)
And then there's Rob. Or Reb as he says it:p Irish that guy. Very. And NO, he does not own a kilt. What part of Irish didn't you get? Have a feeling we'll spend a lot more evenings on his bed, watching stand-ups and strange films in the year to come.

SO... now what?
That's a good question. I have enroled, got my ID-card, not joined any societies or clubs yet, and school doesn't start til Tuesday (because Monday is an Aberdeen-holiday. Not in England, nor Scotland. Just in Aberdeen...?!). Suppose I could try to get in at St.Andrew, just to have a look around. Missed my induction session last tuesday (beeing on my way from London), so I've no idea about anything inside the building.
I'll survive though. I always do!