By Japaneese fanatics..

Just saw this sign and thought it was funny.

Hormones on the wall..

I think it's hillarious that my parents haven't removed some of the wall art in their bedroom, which used to be my room from the age of 11-15. Yup. There was hormones. I have always been drawing a lot, and I remember drawing this one. My mom was having a Tupperware party or something in the livingroom, so it was off limits, and I was spending a few hours in my room. I had seen the Bill and Ted movies and Point Break a few times, so I chose to draw Keanu Reeves on the door. I blame it on my 14 years of age..

Remains of Frosty

When I got back from my Easter break, most of the snow had melted around the building where I work.Look what I discovered! Just where we left him..

Sunglass escapades in the sun!

Yesterday we had sunny blue skies, and we (the girls at work) took this opportunity to try out our eyewear...
Tv-host and Queen Of All That's Funny And Weired; Marta, Project Manager, Text Operating Manager and now Jewelrist: Sigrid, and our Boss (not so bossy, actually) and Manager Of All That's Economically Possible; Hanne.

Proof of there actually being sunny blue skies..

The very serious, and punktual Marta... with newly bought EXTRA LARGE sunglasses... for EXTRA bright days.. My favorite quotes in the whole world is that of Mr. Evil in Austin Powers, when putting on his sunglasses "The future is so bright, we have to wear shades, Minime!"

Luckily I managed to capture a photo of myself as well in Anita's (The Allmighty Booking Manager) "The Fly" shades.. She too looks extra proffesional and maybe a little Jackie Kennedy on speed..?

Mr. Chin

Meet Mr Chin! A.k.a Anja's boyfriend..

Schemes

The winter has been coming and going here, like it couldn't decide if it was the appropriate time to settle down here or not. There is nothing more disappointing like snow melting just before Christmas, and this year I especially missed it, since this was my first year not celebrating with my family in my hometown.

Last week we had A LOT of snow. It just kept on snowing like there was no tomorrow. The funny part is that every year in Norway, at the first fall of snow, people here are caught off guard. They are never prepared for a few millimeters of snow, and incidently their cars are stuck on the roads because they haven't put on their snow tires etc. (.. and that'll be the headlines on the news channels here that day). Weired, since this is the land of snow, ice, frozen toes and wet mittens.

So last week, as a little tribute to the snow finally showing up, we made Frosty in a little break at work. Sadly he had vanished the very next day... Luckily we rembered to take his picture the day before. So if anyone's seen him, please return ;-) Anja