Social studies

We are supposed to work towards an exam in a few weeks, buuuut.. Well, you know.

I'm learnin to speak Texan, y'all!

And yes, I deleted my last post, if y'all wonder. Not that anyone'll miss it. I was bored, ya know.

I'm in the middle of an English project, on the English language. And we (Cec, Rubi, Julie & me) decided to choose different English languages/accents. So, Texan for me! Here's some stuff I found:


Step 1
Add syllables to words. Texans with a heavy accent don't use one-syllable words.

Step 2
Drop the "g" from "ing" when it is found at the end of words. Texans don't go "walking." They go "walkin."

Step 3
Change the "ing" to an "ang" when it is found within a word. Texans with a heavy accent don't "sing." They "sang."

(got this down yonder, if you want the full thing)

Also, this helped:

A stolen day of freedom

After 5 awesome days off from school, freedom's up. I wasn't ready to let it go of it just yet. In case any future employers for some reason happen to read this: No, I don't just take days off because I feel like it. Never, really, unless I have a good reason (sickness and such). So there.

Today, however, was an exception. Julie (Oh yes, I convinced her to come with me. Not that she was all that unwilling) and I got ourselves "ungdomskort", and visited Kristiansund. A two-hour bus drive, but it was worth it. And so much better than the alternative.
I took a few pictures, but mostly we just.. Spent large amounts of money (on mainly useless things), ate ice cream and found yellow Monster. I'm very close to my own personal heaven.

Karoline couldn't come with us, and this is how happy she was right before we left. Next time, kjære! <3

My traveling companion.

Some random, really cute place we found.


And nevermind what I said about buying useless stuff. I needed this.

Screw Vestnes, I'm moving to Helsinki!!

We (mom, me and Julie) randomly decided to go to Helsinki last weekend. Partly because, well, it's Helsinki, and partly because the tickets were 2 dollars each way.
I'm too lazy to tell you about the trip, so here are some pictures:
(Oh yeah, we arrived in the middle of Vappu. Don't know what it is? Google it.)

Very fascinating. "moominsummer madness". And Monster. <3 data-blogger-escaped-a="">
Me, Julie and Hanna (a Finnish girl Julie met in England last summer, if you wonder)

I'll add some more pictures when I get the ones mom and Julie took. If I remember it.

Cheer up, Cecilie!

My dear Cecilie's feeling down, so this is simply a cheer-up post. Look at that little piece of Perfect Awesomeness right there. Oh yeah, and then we've got Cecilie next to it. Haha, you know I was talking about her from the beginning.
So, Cecilie: I didn't know you very well before we ended up in the same class this year. But hell am I glad I got to know you, 'cause I sure would have missed out if I didn't.
Fine, you've got a seriously questionable taste in music at times, but that doesn't matter. You're great just as you are. JUST AS YOU ARE. You hear me?
We all love you, mate! <3
You're the boom-king! :D

Wishes

Now, this is positive, don't you think?.
I always wish upon falling stars. I often go out to watch them, mostly with Amalie. I love being out at night, watching the sky. It's so incredibly beautiful. But I never quite understood, do you get just one wish ever, or a new one every time you see a falling star? Sometimes that could be a lot of wishes to be fulfilled, you know. I use the same one, just in case. And it.. doesn't really work. So far, anyway. Or, hell, I don't know.
Appearently I don't wish for death by meteor.

Do you wish upon stars? And what do you wish for? (trick question. Never answer that. So why'd I ask? I have no idea.)

Breathe out, so I can breathe you in, hold you in

Some good music for this cold, partly volcano-ash-snowing evening.
And that's all.

Oh, and a small edit on last post: The awesome song is from Treasure Island, which I highly recommend.