On October 24th 2016 my blog turned seven. Well, technically I have been blogging since 2007, however I didn’t buy my own domain until October 2009 and my first post was on the 24th. So, therefore I’ve decided to “count” its Birthday from that day. Happy Birthday little blog! I don’t think I have ever done a Birthday-blog-post before but I sort of felt like doing it. I also felt like sharing the love and giving away a little present.
This is a rather sinister tale of teenagers ‘playing’ with witchcraft. Sarah starts at a new school in L.A and as she search for new friends a girl named Bonnie comes along and decides that Sarah should join her witch’s coven, whose leader is the quite mean Nancy. In this coven they cast spells to get even with ‘mean’ people in their high-school but then their spells begin backfiring in very dangerous ways. Although The Craft doesn’t necessarily take place at Halloween this is definitely a good movie to watch during Halloween (or you know late October).
I really do like spending Sunday’s relaxing and sleeping until it’s at least 09:00. This is not one of them Sunday’s. Today I got up at 06:30 to get all my laundry ready. When you live in rentals in Copenhagen you often (not always) have a shared laundry room, which means you need to ‘book‘ a slot to do laundry. And I was admittedly out a little late with ma’ laundry room booking, which unfortunately resulted in me having to do laundry from 07:00-09:30 on A SUNDAY ?
This week is the official autumn break for all preschools and high schools in Denmark. Most universities, if you’re lucky, takes a break here too (usually the professors plan the semester this way so they’ll catch a break as well). It is somewhat wonderful to have this mini-break, but it isn’t that much of a break really. I am a little behind on reading in two classes (I have four) and as such I am now catching up. On Sunday I will have caught up, at least that’s my plan. I realize it is my own fault that I am behind, but I think most university students knows that you sometimes have to pick and choose which classes are most important to make sure you read everything for. Sometimes you can skip a few articles, or chapters and still be able to understand the lectures. At least that’s my experience. Technically I could read everything, but that means having zero time for friends, boyfriend, work and other social activities – and to be honest… Those things are important to me too. It’s all about priorities.
Yesterday my friend Katrina and I went for a lil’ dinner at the vegetarian restaurant ‘Hafnia’ in Copenhagen. It’s a really nice little restaurant with good vegan options too, and as my friend Katrina is vegan it’s a great option for us to visit. Just wanted to share some photos from the restaurant and the food.
Oh busy busy September, you were interesting! This month I properly started as a volunteer for “Natteravnene” and I spent last Sunday taking a first aid course with some of the other colleagues from the organization. Although I took a first-aid course last year, I am honestly so glad that I took one more. You can never learn too much, right!? September was also the month my Master’s studies started and it’s been such an eye opener. The bar has been raised! It’s definitely harder than the Bachelor’s degree (which it should be!) but somehow that surprised me a bit haha. Anyway, I like it!
Also can we talk about the weather? Like, it has been so freaking warm this September I almost thought it was July… Rather confusing and I must admit that I got tired of the ever-changing weather in the end. I’m so glad that Autumn has finally arrived which means Halloween and Christmas is just around the corner 😀 In the beginning of September I graduated and got my diploma, after the graduation I went to have dinner with my mom, dad, grandma and Matt. I would have had more family members but we were only allotted a certain amount of seats at the graduation ‘ceremony’ so that limited me a bit.
You can just spot me in the back of the crowd next to my Bae Maiken 😀
