Zzzzzzzz

Wow, it's already been a week since I came back to Norway! I haven't really done much ever since I came back. A quick trip to Oslo on Wednesday to hand over some stuffs I bought for a friend. Otherwise I've been bumming at home doing little to nothing (playing video games, nap, read books etc). Also had to look up on what subjects to study for my autumn/spring semester in Norway. Oh well, still got plenty of time to think about that (aside from the obligatory subjects like Ex. Phil and Ex. Fac, yuck).

My cat (Gråtass) has been fighting again. Got a really bad wound on the left side of his neck, which resulted in a trip to the local vet and 3000 kroner from my moms wallet (my dad kept whining about how none of us have spent that much on doctor stuffs). Since Gråtass' wound is still healing, the vet told my mom to keep him inside for at least 10 days (this coming Thursday). Which means we'll have to treat him as if he was a little kitty (he keeps whining about food/wanting to go outside). And hopefully he'll get neutered AND a good bath from the next vet trip.

What? Why are you glaring, you smelly lazy fatty cat? YOU MAD?

And I am missing my weekly cheap and good sushi rfom Sushiro. Damn it!

Home sweet home?

The clock was 7:35 PM when I arrived in Norway, but I had to wait another 2 hours to get back home since my parents were still working. Overall the trip was okay. Took an early train (7:02 am) from Togane to Naruto, swapped train again in Sakura (what the heck is up with all these manga names?) to get my butt to Terminal 1 at Narita airport. The train trip took approximately 2 hours with little to no waiting (just 10~15 minutes in Sakura), and I didn't end up in Tokyo (which is the opposite direction) like someone else did. The security check in Frankfurt was a pain in the butt though, the staffs were demanding me to take all my electronic devices (even though it's only supposed to be laptop) out of my bag after I went through the beep gate (despite the fact that they ignored both my cell phones and some other smaller stuffs). What the heck happened to my favourite airport? And even though it was 5 minutes left till boarding time, the gate for my flight was right next to the security check crap (thank goodness). 

What else to say? The snow outside of my backyard is frozen snow rather than powder snow (if that makes sense at all). My parents are traveling to Hong Kong this coming week. So I'll be home alone with my sister and my smelly fatty cat for 2-3 weeks (that's the reason they wanted me to come back home, so I can watch over the house). Other than that, I don't think I am jetlagging anymore. Maybe that's what I get for not sleeping during my entire flight back to Norway (hit the bed at 11:30 pm last night)? Ok, I am getting lazy again. Catch you again later, and thanks for reading this wonderful (and boring) blog! Oh right, the cabin crew on ANA thought I was a Japanese, so they spoke Japanese to me all the time. (and I replied back in Japanese without thinking <_<)

Yeah, I wrote this down on my palm. Just in case I forgot.

Frankfurt
SK 4756
Boarding: 17:05
Gate: B10?

Dot dot dot.

Hello, just a small update from me. I somehow managed to pass the level 2 Japanese Language Proficiency Test from last December. Am I going to take level 1? HELL NO. I also passed the "exams" in my Japanese class without much trouble, even though I wish the results could've been a little bit better. And with all the exams done, we are having a 2 months winter break (my winter break already began the 25th last month). No idea when the spring/summer semester is going to start, but we'll get an e-mail or something from whichever teacher.

Since my parents kept bugging me, I am taking a "short" trip (leaving next Saturday, staying for 6 weeks) back to Norway. Not that I would be doing anything productive during my winter break in Japan anyway (I actually want to travel around Japan a bit, but my horrible sense of direction is preventing me). Guess I need to find something to do when I am back home. Anyone (if there are people reading this blog entry at all) want to hang out?

Hmm, what else to say? Most of the Norwegian students that were staying here for 5 months returned to Norway last week. Everything feels so quiet (well, there's this freaking baby in the neighbor building but...). It's a weird feeling how the Norwegian brigade in Togane is reduced from 50+ people to less than 10 people. I am missing you guys (you know who you are if you are reading this). Good luck with the studies in Norway!

No pictures this time because I didn't take any interesting pictures. And it's 4:25 AM now. I better sleep! Please comment if you have anything to say. It feels like I am talking to a wall whenever I do these blog entries. See you next time, whenever that is. Thanks for reading (if there are any at all)!