Screw telling the tale about my second trip to England! It’s so much I really can’ fit it all into a single blog post. I wish I could talk to you all live, then you would really get the correct impact of my story. Trust me on this one, I tell my tales very engaging! (Some people say I could even make a sheat of plain paper sound interesting)
But at least I’ll give you a short and un-engaged summary of my trip:
I went to York, a former Viking suburb with a famous butchery lane whose bloody history was not to be forgotten, then back to our base in Liverpool where we went to Albert Dock to see a Beatles exhibition -which I don’t really care for- and Tate Liverpool (one out of four Tate galleries dedicated to modern art), and at last to my favorite place of them all: Stratford-upon-Avon where Shakespeare once was born, dwelled and died. Oh yes indeed, my hero’s hometown.

If you would like to hear more about the trip, I’ve continued the story in the gallery!

I’m quite sure the last week has been trying to finish me off. Not to mention the upcoming one which is just as ready to wear me out. You wondering why I haven’t been blogging? Easy – I haven’t had any time to even take a deep breath!
Countless of deadlines hung over my head like ticking bombs, waiting for me to slip up somewhere along the road. Which actually resulted in me not being able to give my fullest in all the different things that both occupied my brain and my hands. One thing I HAVE been trying better than my best at is archery practice, which obviously must have paid off : D
Geir kept complimenting me, telling my technique was good! And Helge agreed aswell. HELL YEAH I’M FINALLY DOING SOMETHING RIGHT! No, Per wasn’t there today and I do adore Geir and Helge more anyways. They’re more.. let’s say. Hm. Normal.
Haha. And I signed up for a cheerleading squad. Gosh, I think I’m trying to kill myself!

Listening: Lars Kilevold – When You’re Gone (Norwegian AND catchy!)
Reading: Artemid Fowl and the Time Paradox by Eoin Colfer (Irish fantasy) – I am so infuriated that I don’t have anyone among my friends who read the Artemis Fowl books! Alright, so I’m just frustrated that I never have anyone to discuss my books with. Hmph.
Watching:

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