hihi^^

When you move to a new country, there's no telling what can happen^^ I have actually got a job in the weekends now (Yes, I now it's to do with horses, but it's paid DAMN YOU!) and I have pierced my second eyebrow. I'm crossing my fingers that this will actually stay there so that I won't have a scar on both sides:p
Now it's saturday, that is to say a weekend, which means I would normally be asleep seeing it's only 11.48 am, but I'm well awake and clean after taking a shower when I got home from work (which means mucking stables and filling hay nets). This I just wrote to show how... changed I am:p I'm sort of going from a G-person (B-person doesn't quite cover me:p) to an A-person:p
And, it being saturday, it's only 6 days (counting today since it's so early:p (I have to repeat it:P)) till I'm coming home^^ Thursday I'm landing in Trondheim and I can't wait to see people again!
HUGS AND KISSES!!!:p

Father Ted

MARIA HAS BOUGHT THE FATHER TED DEFINITIVE COLLECTION!!!!!

This is England

Well... after... let's see...5 and a half week here, I'm getting used to the language and differences between Norway and England. Going over here I was really nervous about the left side-stuff, but that was surprisingly easy. My school is really nice, apart from some people of course, and I'm really happy here. My family, consisting of Alison, Darryl, Ellen, Jess, Polly and Scruff (last one a dog) is the most friendly bunch of people I have EVER met^^ I've felt at home since day one:)
Starting to miss people a little bit though. But give it two weeks and I'll be popping up when you least expect it in Norway^^