I must admit that it wasn’t very fun to get out of bed this Sunday morning but somehow we managed to do so. A forty minutes walk into town was reviving and helped me through service, not that it wasn’t a good service but for some reason non sleeping makes me tired… After the customary church coffee we took a walk on the ice around the city. That made us quite hungry and as it was time for a late lunch we went back to EFS for some leftover tomato soup. After a while Abby and Lauren joined and as they were about to leave Sweden for this time it became a good bye lunch :(
For those who wanted the night at EFS continued with a movie and pork pancake but I had already left by then to participate in the play night at Pingstkyrkan.
Imagine my surprise when I was greeted by a “There is no flight” by Abby who, just like Lauren, still hadn’t left for America.
After fika we played Sardines, a kind of inversed hide and seek. As time went by I teamed up with Kristin in a secret FBI operation containing code names and securing rooms and stuff… But not even that could help us find the hiding place of Jörg, well actually no one did when we had the lights turned off and it took quite a while to find him even with the lights on. That is probably the best hide and seek hiding place I have ever seen!!
Then we went on to play Mafia, I died of course… The only one who didn’t die was Kacie, the ballin’ OG, that tricked (and killed) everyone else. Because these are games that take some time to play Sunday became Monday morning and at about 1.15am we had to leave, after all there’s almost always a day tomorrow too.
As the wonderful persons they are, Abby, Lauren and Kacie decided to walk me halfway home (1.15am, 0 F, Lauren and Abby had all their warm stuff packed in bags…). Thank you, I really appreciated it!
This time it was good bye for real :( It sure feels sad to leave people you’ve become very fond of. I do hope that there will come several times when we can say hello, how are you, good to see you again, I’ve sure missed you!