First Facebook was banned in Pakistan and than few later YouTube receives the same. Well its an interesting debate but i think this blog is not a good place for the discussion.
Well today was bit of random day, woke up at 4am courtesy of a horrible nightmare which as a matter of fact was something really interesting…details later. At 4am it was so bright that i first thought that it is 10 and i feared that i have missed my laboratory session but fortunately that wasn’t the case. I tried hard to resume my sleep but to no vain….
Somehow i managed to carry myself to school at around 10, attended the laboratory session and than one lecture and spent the rest of the day in library. For some reason i was taking some random pictures all day and here they are.
Whiskey bottle in the closet of my desk in library
Indy Car...found on my way to the school
Thats why i was in the library
Since sun is so rare in this land of lakes so i thought its good to spent some time in the meadow of TUT which by the way is a great place to hang around on a sunny day. I took some photos of the campus while laying on the grass.
Tietotalo
and one more
This was around 6pm, i went back inside the school and start exploring some wee stuff on RF-ASIC and Communication Circuits, it was around 8pm when i was about to pack up JJ called me and ask if i am interested in Disc Golf and the answer was a definite yes.
We went to näyttämönpuisto to play Disc golf and the place look stunning, i remember in Pakistan we spent thousand of ruppess and travels hundred of Kilometers to see a place of such beauty and in Finland places like these are all over the place and näyttämönpuisto is just few hundred meters from my place. Here it is
Näyttämönpuisto
and for the third time i managed to beat him, who actually a semi pro. Here are some bits and pieces of Frisbees…
But the highlight of the day was this poster/flier i found in nearly all of the public notice board of the university. My sympathies are with you my friend, hope you will find it soon.
Rest is all good.
