Dekker and Snow

It was even colder, only 2 degrees today and it was supposed to snow in the evening.

As armed with porridge as every day, I set off. Today team meeting and de-escalation training. I still often don't understand them. When they talk to me, I do, but among themselves... puuuuuh!

Are they having a written exam tomorrow? Something like that. So I have a day off, let's see what I do with the time.

I went to buy myself a thermal pantyhose; nobody wants a bladder infection in this weather.

Thanks to Google Maps, I also quickly found a copy shop to print my concert ticket. Yes, exactly, I had spontaneously bought a ticket for an indie folk concert. Crazy.

Until then, I spent my time just in my room. I thought about taking the trash to the collection point quickly. Done. So back with the bag. Hmmm, where to? First back to the room, how annoying, I still need to find a solution for that.

I wrote my internship report. 1-2 pages are required; well, I'm now at 5 and not yet ready to leave. Maybe I can cut something down.

Or I could turn it into a bachelor thesis, but then I would still be missing 115 pages.

At 7:30 PM, I took the bus to Rockhouse, and it was snowing!

Upon arrival, I bought a Zipfer and checked out the merch. I didn't want to take my chosen poster in, so I made it clear to him that he should definitely save one for me. Sure.

The concert was great. Dancing and then eyes closed and goosebumps. I stood in the front row. Always annoying when you have to pee, but good for throwing your underwear.

It was a really great atmosphere, and I really liked the supporting band: Almost Twins. However, he was all alone on stage today.

Dekker as an indie folk singer was of course my highlight. During the encore, I slowly worked my way through the crowd outside; otherwise, I would have missed the last bus. Did I still have my underwear on? Who knows. I definitely came home with a poster and a t-shirt, happy. Got on the bus in the snow and went home. What a lovely evening!