Fin du er! Snaart ferie ja, blir godt å kunne kjenne på hva det er for noe rart..
PS: I keep remembering that we’re both Norwegian right when I’m about to hit “post comment”. It can’t be helped!
About languages, I think this blog is a mishmash of at least three different languages. I figure – I blog to document stuff, so I am happy for feedback in any language I can understand, no matter if it is one of the Scandinavian ones, English or Japanese.
As for a language school, I’m sort of running out of student loan years (maximum 8 years from Lånekassen, I think, and I’ll have spent 6 of them once I’m done here in 2015, with two Bsc degrees). I’m really not sure what to do with the last two years, whether I want to study more or perhaps start paying it off. If only all education was free, eh?
I’ll look into language schools though, thanks – maybe I can find a summer study or something.
I can understand longing for the magical days. I remember moving to Oslo, from a small village with a lower population than my uni. Seemed like the best place on Earth! Then came trips to London, and Paris, and… Suddenly tiny little Oslo wasn’t all that exciting anymore. Wherever I go, though, Oslo always feels like home. There’s something nice and comfy about a place once you’ve lived there for a few years, wouldn’t you agree?