Celebrating the end of semester one…
12/01/2017

How was your first semester at Cranfield University? Are you happy with your results from semester one?! Did you enjoy your first semester on campus? Well, I really enjoyed my first semester at Cranfield University! I met new friends, shared cultural differences, and expanded theoretical knowledge of supply chain management!
I am really excited for about this new semester, I cannot wait for it! During semester two, we have a warehouse visit and study tour to Malta to look forward to! But before starting semester two, I would like to share how we celebrated the end of semester one – my friend Katja and I threw a party at Katja’s place. We prepared the party for about two weeks.
This was our invitation card for guests:

After we finished our ‘Analytical Techniques and Statistics’ exam, we went to Milton Keynes to buy some stuff – lights to decorate house, salami, cheese, bread, sweets, etc..
[su_custom_gallery source=”media: 5073,5074,5072,5075″ width=”216″ height=”288″ title=”never”]We wanted our guests to have a great time and be very happy!
[su_custom_gallery source=”media: 5056,5057,5055,5064,5059,5062,5070,5063,5060,5058,5061,5065″ width=”272″ height=”181″ title=”never”]After the party night, we received loads of text messages from our friends.
“You guys know how to throw a party”
“It was an epic night! Thank you”
“Great party!”
Indeed, it was a great night!
We are not sure when we will have another party…but we will keep you updated!
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