I had my second rugby tournament today. I'm not sure what happened to the pictures, I know i didn't take many but i am sure I took some but they're not on my camera now. In any case, it went pretty well i think. It was a men's and women's tournment in Helsingborg, about an hour's drive north of Lund/Malmo. There were 4 mens teams and just 3 womens so unfortunatly we only got to play 2 games. I played in the first game and while I can't say i did any nice tackles, I managed to get my first 'Try'. (For those of you non-rugby speaking people, a 'Try' is a goal...I don't know why they call it a 'Try' and not a 'Success') Anyways, yes, I had my first goal. It felt pretty good and apparently it is a big thing in rugby when you get your first 'Try' because I had several of the men congratulate me on it and they weren't even watching the game. Of course, I also learned a new tradition of rugby...after your first 'Try' you have to buy everyone a beer and sing a song at the next club meeting. I think they were less excited about my success than about the up-coming entertainment.

In other news, I guess there was some excitement here in my corridor last night as I slept. First a little background. One of my corridormates returned home Saturday morning to find his laptop computer stolen from his room. We all assumed that the thief or thieves had snatched it from his open window next to the desk. Since our floor is groundlevel with a walking path in front, the danger seems pretty obvious and I usually close my windows even if I go to the kitchen for any length of time. While I sympathised with the guy, i thought it was a little stupid of him to leave his window open all night long. Anyways, last night another corridormate was coming out of his room when he saw a stranger standing in the hall holding a laptop from yet another room! When the stranger saw him he dropped the computer and a chase ensued. He didn't catch the thief but the computer didn't get stolen (a little damaged though). We're not sure how he got in the hall since the door is locked and we 10 should be the only people with keys. I say he got a spare key (or a key recently 'lost') and some inside information since he happened to know exactly who's rooms would be unlocked and also, I'm guessing, that they would not be inside. Not that I think anyone in the hall is running a stolen computer business...I think it was unintentional but i have my suspicions.