While I was in Australia my sister took lots of my stuff with her to Bergen where she has started studying economics. Also she just turned 20 (Happy B-day!) and were to have a party this weekend, so I took the oppourtunity to drive down there and pick up all my things, join in on the party, and visit some friends I haven' seen in a long time.

This weekend the annual Start Forum was held. It is a national gathering of all the Start-groups at the various educational institutions in Norway.
The most important sessions held were probably the General Assembly for Start Norway and the national finale and award-ceremony in VentureCup, but there was plenty of other things going on as well!

As I had way too much stuff with me to Australia, and had even more stuff with me going back, I couldn't fit it all in my travel luggage so I had to fill up a big box with the rest. I wouldn't want a recurrance of what happened when I brought the box to Australia, so to make it as cheap as possible I left it at Carina's so she could have Jetta ship it to me upon her return to Brisbane. I still had to go the airport to pick it up when it arrived in Trondheim last night, but all the customs clearance and such where completed without me needing to be present, so I just paid 354 NOK in fees and got my box! Thank you for sending it love! <3

Over the weeks since I moved to Trondheim I have worked to get my place in order, assembling furniture and tidying up, and I have signed up for and started following lectures for the the courses I'm required to complete this semster. I have now been officially acccepted at the Master of Technology studies in Telematics and I have joined the IT-group of Start NTNU, a student run interest-group working to improve knowledge and interest in innovation among students and staff at the university. Hopefully this will be very educationaly and interesting as well as a lot of fun, and Start has even landed me a job already(!), as cameracrew for a innovation seminar to be held in Trondheim shortly.