Weekends are the award for hard work

This week I started the weekend allready friday morning, taking the "Fløybane" up to the mountain "Fløyen", with Ingrid and Marjolein from my master course. We had a look at the view and went for a walk, found a nice place by a water to eat our lunch. Walking down from the mountain and stopping for a coffee at "Det lille kaffekompaniet". Today I had visit of Liv Anna, who is my mothers friend from Bibelschool long, long time ago. She was the one to help me find this fantastic appartment, and she is a really nice person to talk with, you dont think about the age differens at all.

Now I find myself studying a reciepe for "Pita-breads", thinking about making it tommorow. I will then have to eat them for the rest of the week, because I dont yet have a frezer, and the reciepe gives eight of them. But I can bring them with me to school and make some different filling every day, having it as a dinner. Especially for thursday thats good (hope they are still eatable by then) cause I have lectures from 16 to 18 and plans to study some hours before that, and joing a choir practice in the evening.

Just reserved a book about how organizations work, from the library, and plans to take a course about it next semester. Iam also thinking about something with economy. Its good to have some subjects which are of the more practical sort, seeing as religion is clearly not. But I love studying it. And Iam really happy about now studying with two others who holds a bachelors degree in religion, cause at my school in stavanger (which is a very good school indeed), most people following the courses I did, where either grown-ups who dident spend any other time at school besides the lectures, or student my age who did course about religion for same reason I did intercultural communication and antrpology: they needed it to be able to call it a bachelor in religion and intercultural communication.
You never really got to the depths of things, because there was allwys explanations from the teacher for thoes who dident held a basic knowledge about religion.
Now I can discuss topics with people more on the same level as me, which is great.

Tommorow, before making the pita-breads, I will go shopping, buy chocolate and have a very lazy, long morning, after which I will work for some hours with an application for an EVSproject, which has to be handed in for 1.of september deadline. There is allways something to work with, but I like it. I have been searching student activities in Bergen and found that I would like to join the studentchurch, a choir, a writinggroup at the student-theater and some kind of sports activity. Working with NEVO ( But soon leaving the board), part-time jobbing and helping out in the methodist church as well as reading for my lay preacher course, I guess this will be a busy but really good autumn. Rome and Copenhagen with my master, Oslo doing projectpreparations with Sarah,going to the movies to see Harry Potter with Marie, and cooking italian with Arve. and maybe going to Lithaunia for a training course in December. And lots of hours at the university, studying, drinking coffee and do mountain hiking with Marjolein and Ingrid.


Right now I want to read "The host" by Stephanie Meyer and eat popcorn. Have a lovely weekend and coming week!:)