Julebord is a traditional Norwegian Christmas dinner. Food consists of meat, meat, a little more meat, with some meat on the side and some meat garnishings. Being a self-confessed border line vegetarian, this was perhaps not the ideal meal for me 😉 Fun time had by all though and great company 🙂
I’m best buds with Kate Moss 🙂
Some photos I forgot to post of Edinburgh castle last year …
I forgot to publish this blog post back in May 2012! I took these photos at the Viking Museum in Oslo. These are genuine Viking ships from around 800 AD.
So apparently Finnair uses Redhat linux to power its entertainment system. This was both amusing in a nerdy kind of way and infuriating as heck when you want to get your quick fix of movie watching. Thankfully Marte had provided me with some movies to watch on my phone before leaving 🙂
This looks like an attempt to get as many things wrong in one paragraph as possible …
It’s from the tag attached to an item of clothing.
Christmas day at Toko Mouth. After the traditional roasted turkey courtesy of my mum, my dad and I headed to the river where I attempted swimming on my (formerly munted) shoulder for the first time in many years. It seems that I can indeed still swim despite not being able to since 2006 🙂
The from my new office window in Nydalen, Oslo.
