Work, work, work ... and helium

I'm working harder than I think I've done any time before in my life. The clock is now 23:23 and we're still at it. And it's not like this is some sort of exception - we do this at least two or three times a week, and the rest of the days we keep it going 'til at least eight. It's all pretty exhausting (at least right now) but it's a lot of fun as well, so I'm quite all right.

There was a new guy at work today, Ody. It's not very long since we had our first day in the church, so the feeling is not very distant. That's partly why I'm really impressed with the stunt he pulled this first day at work.

He basically filled a hundred balloons with helium and attached an introduction note about himself on each of them, and then let them fly. The nerve!



..and then some of the balloons didn't make it to the roof..



..and wow, I'm actually shockingly pale!

A cool way to say goodbye

Christof is the creative director of the company we're working for during our exam project, but today is Christofs last day at work. He's leaving for another company tomorrow. Some of the people here came up with a cool and of course viral way to wish him good luck in his new job.



The video is available in Arabic, German, Serbian and French as well. Feel free to send him a text message and make his last day even better!

From where I sit

This is my view from where I sit. If you were to put the one in bottom at the far left and the one on top to the far left (and the one in the middle, well, in the middle). I think you will get a rather good fell of what its like - life in the church.





And finally I just need to link to a Wikipedia article about the old and the new dansih grading system. The old 13-scale was a bit complicated, so they came up with a new one that should be easier to understand. It starts at -2 and ends at 12.. Go figure.. Check it out here!