and I figured it was time, and I suppose that, frankly it was time 6 months ago..
It has actually been about 9 months since I posted something here.
Speaking of something that takes 9 months; in about three weeks time I'm becoming a mum.
Loads of things have happened since the last time I blogged, all of 2012 went in a hurry, and now we've reached April 2013! craazy stuff.. time is flying by.
Maybe I should start with telling about finding a boyfriend, and moving in with him - and now we're having a baby:)
We are really looking forward to becoming parents.:)
I've been to York on a study trip for two weeks, in March.
I have actually been to York once before, when I was in the 10th grade.
York is a really charming place, and I loved being there, even though 2 weeks is a long time, especially without my man.:)
Some things we did there: visited "The Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York", more commonly known as the York Minster, visited Leeds, went on a guided tour of the city, within the city walls, went to see "The Winter's Tale" performed by The Royal Shakespeare Company, that was kind of awesome, and I cannot, for the life of me understand how the actors remember every damn word they're supposed to say.
Other than that, we had lectures from 9.15 am to 2.30 pm. Miscellaneous subjects, such as multiculturalism and about the press in England. It was very interesting.
It lasted from the 11th to the 22nd, and after that we were in London the weekend following, and even though the weather was bad I had a great time shopping and sightseeing.
The highlight of the London trip was definitely going to "The Making of Harry Potter: Studio Tour". That was awesome.
Other things we saw was standard tourist stuff like Big Ben and the Parliament, Tower Bridge, Tower of London and the Buckingham Palace. We also went to Harrods, and that was an experience for some poor farmer from Norway. I was overwhelmed from the time we walked in the door, to the time we walked out of it. It was cool though, so now I can check that off of my list with things I wanted to do in London.
We didn't go to Madame Tussauds, because when we would have gone there they were sold out.
Oh my, Christmas has also gone by, and I didn't even blog about that. Well, it was, as always, lovely. I love Christmas, and I think it's the best time of the year.
I've always been (and presumably will always be) a crappy blogger.. It might have something to do with not owning my own computer, but still.. I guess it's just not on my list of priorities.
I've spent today at my parent's house baking. I made bread and cinnamon twirls. They turned out really tasty:)
I've basically run out of things to say right about now, weird though, after 9 months to have so little to say, so I guess I'll have to post some photos to fill up some space..;)
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| Went up to his cabin last weekend - it was sunny, and there was loads and loads of snow |
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| The Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York |
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| Big Ben |
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| Miniature Hogmeade model - my phone was pretty close to make it look so big. |
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| Here's my little inhabitant..:) |
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| This is the "Multangular Tower" in York, part of the city wall. |
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| the awesomest street name I've ever seen. |
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| Millennium Bridge, St. Pauls Cathedral on the other side, London |
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| London Eye, and here you see the awesome weather we had that day, only that you can't see that it is snowing |
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| The Great Hall of Hogwarts |
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| Buckbeak |
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| Diagon Alley |
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| My man and the cat |
"If we really want science to advance, people should have chips inplanted in their skulls that explode when they say something stupid" - Dr. Sheldon Cooper
