Living in The Present Happiness

This time let me share my experience when I attended a very fruitful seminar called Gräv 2015 in Jönköping. Gräv is one of the most prestigious meetings for Swedish journalists. Gräv itself means "dig" , which is suitable to describe this event, journalists have to "dig" worthy information  , don't they? March 18th, 2015. As a Swedish Institute NFGL, we had a chance to have a dinner before the seminar. We visited  Södra Vätterbygdens folkhögskola  , a school for journalism in Sweden. The place is really beautiful, top of the hill, the view is awesome up there, SVT also told us that they also provided a building for the students to stay there while they are having their studies at SVT.  Mr. Nils explained to us that the numbers of students who want to study journalism are decreasing, because of the unemployment in Sweden. It is bad since I think journalism is impotant to give information to the world. However, SVT is still considered as one of the most respec...

In Sweden, life is pretty easy. the class schedule is far from busy. the longest class that I had was from 10.00 till 16.00 with 1 hour lunch break and 15 minutes small break for every 45 minutes. Oh, so relaxing! I study without pressure, self-willingness, because I like the teacher, (especially Mr. Christer Norr), He teaches like telling a story! he presents the real story from his experiences, how come I feel bored? Life is Sweden enables me to live no full agenda, usually I have a very hectic days back then. Every morning I have to wake up super early, think tons of to-do-lists for that day, read hundreds of emails that should be solved soon or many people will scold you, think what to eat, where, what the best route to avoid traffic jam... here... i think most for what i will cook for that day... hahaha... live with no shoulds. Nothing should be done urgent.... so relaxing! except now that I am working with my Master Thesis because this is related with my partner so I try...