parliament house

it's been a while since i last went on a field trip but it's always fun to get out of the classroom!

oh who am i trying to kid, i extremely reluctantly went to the parliament house because i'm not interested in parliaments. or houses. but F guilt-tripped me into going because 'you're already burden enough to your group' after i subjected him to my lengthy tirade about why i refused to buy a textbook. and after the guilt-trip came more emotional blackmail in the form of threatening to tell on me to my groupmates (who're all extremely enthusiastic and on task. boo.) so after much arm-twisting and peer pressure, i succumbed and went on the excursion.

(view from the west wing)

the prime minister's office is the rectangular window on the left of the rounded balcony near on the second highest floor! he's housed across the water from the parliament house.

initial reluctance aside, stockholm is beautiful. i keep repeating myself, but she really is.