Kristiansand Scandic

... frukt, rå grønnsaker, jordbær, skalldyr, rå fisk, rått kjøtt, vann fra springen og upasteurisert melk. Sørg derfor for at det du spiser er gjennomstekt eller kokt og fremdeles varmt, skyll og skrell frukt, kjøp vann på flaske, og bruk antibak. <br><br><br>Lariam/<br>Mot:      Malariaparasitten    Pris:          Varer: I det tidsrommet man tar de      Form: Tabletter<br>Smitte:  Tropisk/subtropiske deler av Afrika, Asia, Midtøsten, Sør og mellom-Amerika ...

SEPTEMBER:<br><br>Ting Tar Tid<br>Etter laaaaaaaaaaaaaang tid med planlegging som begynte tidlig i sommer, er reiseruten fullstendig - nesten :p Det tok lenger tid enn forventet å finne ut av det grunnleggende, men etter flere måneders arbeid har vi en ca ramme.  <br>Første delen av turen er jo studie i Asia, og reiseruten her er jo planlagt. Det er reisen som meg og Rune skal ta etterpå som tok litt tid å finne ut av. Det høres ...

... ut vindauga medan eg prøvde å ta bilde av ein eller anna foss, og Ørjan som song høgt og ukontrollert til Disturbed:-) Alt i alt var det ein fin tur nedover, og me var framme i rimeleg tid. Takk til alle som har fulgt bloggen! Spesielt tilbakemeldingane undervegs har gjort det kjekt å halda fram, så takk!

Nach einer wunderschoenen 10 Std. Autofahrt durch den Sueden Norwegens, vorbei an Wasserfaellen, Fluessen, Seen, Bergen und Meer sind wir wieder in Kristiansand, dort wo unsere Reise begann. Es wird bestimmt nicht die letzte Reise nach Norwegen gewesen sein, einfach wunderschoen.

... up a few kilometres out of town. It was a farm house. Back to town and plan B. I found a hotel at over $200 a night. I do have a great view of the harbour and as I write this, of the setting sun. I have a 4th floor balcony. I've walked around town. This is the first town in 2 weeks where I could not get lost without a map. The streets are parallel and perpendicular to each other. You shouldn't get lost when you are following a grid and ...

I am back! Actually at the Oslo Torp airport waiting to fly back to Germany. This is the weirdest keyboard ever so this entry may be short. first of all, I met this nice Indian orthodontist born in Africa who lives in Great Britain, northern England really and works in Germany and Norway. shout out to him for entertaining me during my two hour flight here. once on the ground I met up with my friend Tom ...

One of our last trips on this vessel. This old lady is going to be replaced now by a newer, faster ship: Supespeed 1. This baby is going to cut down travelling time by roughly an hour. The Norwegians are obviously very pleased with that. Colorline is going to sell this vessel now. It's probably going of the Mediterranean now ...

... and I was just counting the days. Finally, June 16th arrived and we headed for the SAS counter at SeaTac. My husband is accompanying my for the first two weeks. We are starting off visiting his family on the southwest coast, before taking a few days to drive to Oslo. He heads home after a week in Oslo, and I stay til early August. I hope the school work won't be too bad so I can get out and enjoy my summer as well...stay tuned!

... know how to dance tango with Alex. But Saturday the 13th of August at 1 o'clock it was time for me to go. One more flight on my dog eared ticket. (Well, actually two, seeing BA were still on strike and sent me via Madrid with Iberia instead) The taxi driver who took me to the airport thought I was Argentinian. Needless to say I burst into tears when we drove past the flower, one of my favourite sculptures on the entire trip. It's funny how things turn out sometimes. I was so down ...

... about 12). I saw a young man who made me think of Cricket (his Mom, Bjorg, told me in very broken English that he has just returned from a three-year mission trip to Mali.) We saw the broad faces many of us in Canada have. When they sang Norwegian folksongs, I could hear Auntie Gladys and Auntie Elsie. We met a cousin of Hans' who looks very much like Auntie Frieda. We met Hans' nephew, Fred Ivar, who bears a STRIKING resemblance to ...