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Here we are

I'm living in Aalborg since August 2016. Why Denmark? Because I wanted to do my Masters abroad,  but also didn't want to pay for education. After plenty of searches for a Master abroad in Communication I collected so much cookies that apparently a Facebook ad appeared asking if I wouldn't like to study "Culture, Communication and Globalisation" at Aalborg University in Denmark (tbh never heard about that city before). However, I applied and apparently it was the only uni I got in. As I found out later there were more than 500 people applying for this program (100 got accepted) so probably I can call myself lucky to at least got a spot here. 

Now, I am at an age where I have a very busy life and also my friends' schedules are quite tight, making it almost impossible to keep up with everybody. And that is why I've created this blog, so everybody can get updated about my life. 

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