Holmenkollen Park Hotel Rica Oslo

... estudar Hindi... estudar somene o suficiente para ver o quanto estou longe de entender esta lingua.

No final de uma semana e meia, finalmente, estava com todos os papeis necessarios para o visto. Entreguei tudo sem maiores problemas. A pessoa do consulado me informou que meu visto deveria sair em duas semanas (se nenhuma nova complicacao inventar de aparecer).

Agora parece que, finalmente, eu vou estar indo para India. Com o "visto a vista" fica mais facil ...

Da er dagen jeg har ventet så lenge på endelig her. Pakket og klar til å legge ut på nye eventyr. Tankene spinner på høygir om hva tiden fremover vil bringe. Vissheten om at livet er de øyeblikkene en lever for å oppnå. Drømmer som nås .. Det handler om å gjøre ...

... enjoys the second highest standard of living in the world. As the third largest exporter of oil & gas, it has the wealth of Middle East oil kingdoms but with the socialist mindset of communists. As a result, education is free through college, health care is free, the prevailing minimum wage is about $15/hour, and Oslo abounds with cultural attractions.

Unemployment is 3%, even in the midst of the global economic meltdown.

It is ...

... His documentary won an Oscar though, and that was displayed as well. (Don't tell, but I think I was more interested in Oscar than the raft!) Holmenkollen - This is the most visited tourist site in Norway? Ok... Its a big ski jump. It also includes a ski museum, which I guess might be interesting if you were SUPER into skiing? And why would I want to see an exhibit about the Royal Family skiing? Although, I may not love skiing enough to really ...

... right at the northern end of the Eidfjord, and Josh made friends with a friendly 82 year old local who was riding around on his shmicko ride on wheel chair and had a brand new digital camera, he spoke great English - like the largest part of the population here does here. We stayed out of town in Bergen because the town has tolls at its entry points and expensive car parks. Norway is such an expensive country to travel in, but totally worth it as it's such a beautiful ...

... someone on the train translated the announcement that the train system was down and that we were not going any further for at least an hour. People got out and walked, some stayed on board the train. 5-10 minutes later another announcement said we were going as a far as Froen station which was 1 stop from a station where we could connect to a tram or bus back to Oslo. Eventually the train did run all the way back to Oslo S ...

... wasn't a cloud in the sky but the wind was a bit chilly which required the emergency winter jackets we had brought along just in case. We walked along the harbour, admiring the icy blue waters which penetrated the Oslofjord (although geologically it's a bay and not a fjord) and the white elegant vessels that ebbed upon it. If there was anything ...

... artists. There is also a modern art section with coloured triangles and black lines. Difficult to believe what they call art nowdays, but more importantly the free toilet was very pleasing to see. Of the places i did go, i would definitely recommend Vigeland Park with over a hundred statues of naked men, women and children in stone and bronze, for me that is more like art. However that was not my actual reason to visit and makes an ideal picnic ...