The funniest day ever on all kinds of levels

Yesterday, on the 15.04.10 was the most Andalusian (read disorganized, weird)day so far this year.
First of all there was the hugest anti-Bologna demonstration so far with 10 meter banners, activist speakers, drums and a live band in the front yard which managed to get all the security guards out and running, due to which, 3/4 of my seminars were canceled. Today was no different.

After I bought my ticket to Jerez (I have an Asian Culture Association congress there this weekend) I saw the CRAZIEST French band playing all sorts of music on their electric guitars including parodies of flamenco. The band consists of 4 middle-aged and one elderly man in dreadlocks and one 30-something woman ALL dressed in hot pink suits which reminds of an Abba- Tetes Raides cross breed of a band. As if this wasn't enoguh they also pulled 3 girls (including myself) up onot a box with wheels and paraded us through the entire Avenida de la Constitucion. To make things more fun, all of a sudden it started pouring down with rain and when it lessened the band stared playing the BEST sirtaki ever on their electric guitars. One other woman and I started messing about pretending to dance the sirtaki with 50 other people gathering around to watch and eventually proceeding to join in! Literal dancing in light rain! LOL

To top the day off, I received an e-mail from my home university that my exams do NOT count one little bit towards my final grade due tot he fact that I am not an Erasmus or another convention student but an independent candidate. How brilliant (sarcasm at tits highest)