Now it is dark, but there is still some light

I saw the most beautiful thing today, on the bus-ride home. Tromsø is a molded, dark, drunken hole of a place, in so many ways, but it is so beautiful, no doubt about it. I'm glad i've been here for this time just to see this. The sun was setting (at 13:45(c'mon!)) behind snowy white mountains, the sky was orange and gold and all that incredible wonders of nature things. If i had had a camera, i'd get off the bus, to take picture and wait an hour (let me quote a friend who's from here: "that bus goes all the time!") for the next bus. The picture above on the other hand, is from the same place, only with northern lights, which is also really cool innit.

Other than that, i'd just like to say that this post is brilliant, even though I am one of those who tend to skip using apostrophes, because i just can't be bothered. AND because the stupid æ-letter is next to the '-key, so it always comes out "donæt" or "canæt" instead, and that is just so incredible annoying.

Tomrrow! i'm going to Bodø, representing the school, which is kinda cool. But i bet the meeting will be boring, cause idon't really know what it's about. And the forecast for the next few days is "storm", and as Rebwar said (who's from Bodø): "they call storms a light breeze". 

Yesterday! Fedi was visiting, and we made lasagna and chocolate mousse! and then we watched a really good movie. We were supposed to do chemistry, but you know, fuck that. Food! film! MhM! ChoColate mousse! Crikey, you should've been there, the lasagna was so good it made... my feet tickle. Well, not exactly, im just saying it was very very deliciously-licious.