Heisann!

Yes, well. Now I've been in Norway a couple of days and its nice to see all my friends again. On Wednesday we went to Stine and Ronan which had a party and later me and Kjersti went to, well I guess it's my favourite bar in the whole world: Spasibar. There really is nothing like a night of Russian disco. And with Kjersti by your side it's even more fun.

Today I had coffee with Linda and Andre, realizing that I'm not the only tv show nerd out there. That felt good.

Kaia is now working at Kunsternes Hus, which is a really cool place. Having finally gotten over my I-so-not-wanne-be-a-waitress-again-fear, I'm going there tomorrow to meet her boss about a possible job for the next weeks. If he'd like someone who can only work for three weeks I'll be happy. If not the quest for another job have to continue.

Tomorrow moi et father is going to a flee market to try to find a desk for my room where I can keep my lovely laptop that now runs on very stolen internet (seriously. How can the Fire Fox add on dictionary not contain the word internet???) . I'm sorry neighbour!

Also. I just received A+ in my Middle East History class. Sorry about the bragging, I'm just very proud (maybe I'll edit this away later when I will get to embarrassed about it. jaja).

Please to not read this if you don't feel like listening to my whinig.!

Shit. Enough have to be enough.

Now, for about a month I have been constantly working with school ,day (and night) from morning to evening. When I've not been at school of course.

I have had lunch twice with some friends in the last month. And that's about as social as I've been. Except for my little time with David of course. Good he's here ,or else I would turn completely into one of those hermit's you see in cartoons that has been stuck in their little cave a bit to long. Well, my apartment is my cave and I've turned into a pyjama-monster.

Now I just woke up at 6.00 (in the morning!!!) by the same sentence that I've been repeating in my dreams all night:

"It is important to remember that the entrenchment of 'The Charter of Rights and Freedoms' into the 'Canadian Constitution from 1867' has not lead to judicial supremacy, but rather a dialogue concerning rights, between the judicial and legislative, of the various, be that federal or provincial, branches of the government, because of to the entrenchment of section 1 and 33."

So that's it. This what haunts me in my night.

I am like a CD with a scratch which just just continue repeating it self. There is no more room in the brain. Not even for one little political theory. The sponge that was my brain is full. Can't take another drop of a thought.

Now, I've had it. To hell with Palestinian mandates, Trudeau and asymmetric dependent international systems. Today I'll put on my new sandals and just sit and drink rose wine in the fabulous 20 degrees weather on my balcony.

Eye Candy

I don't know, Is it ethically correct to take pictures of other people's pictures. Well, all publicity is good publicity right?

I took this picture, best described as candy for the eyes, at the Fine Arts Undergrad exibithion at my school yesterday. I've forgotten the name of the artist, but I'll find out soon.

Ciao notes

Finally done with my African Politics exam, now its only three more to go before four months of summer vacation. Jippi!

Here is the joyful moment where I throw away my notes from the exams I'm done with in the garbage. Where they belong.

Today it's only -1. That is truly amazing.

I have a midterm in Middle East History tomorrow so I'm trying to find out what (or who) Mahabbat al-Amrad-Sabbatai Sevi is. That is proving to be hard. More than, that I have a quiz on Tuesday in International Relations, so I'm reading newspapers frenetically preparing for the current events questions. The teacher is very demanding, her name is Bloodgood. Self explanatory.

David has made me co-member Le Boite Noir, where they have a lot of nice (and-hard-find) movies, but I just discovered he has signed me up as Piupiu Lilleby. Now he has started talking with our plants: "Hallo Aloe, how are you?"

Here is a picture of the new cafe-area in our apartment.