Since it turned out I have not only one, but actually THREE stalkers, thsi is for you girls! (Who knows, maybe I even have more, wow, and I thought no one read my blog haha...)

 

Anyways, at this very moment, I'm sitting in the rays from the sun listening to my dearly beloved melodifestival-skiva. Maybe it is easter after all. I have a feeling spring will be short, and before I even know it, it'll be so warm I'll almost miss the snow. But only almost. 

 

Last period today we had le chemin de la croix, the road to the cross. I thought it was gonna be a play, but it was more of a slide show, but ith real people. Does that make any sense? No... It was like one person talking, while other people stood like a picture on the stage. Natasha sang, and some other people too, but I don't know them so ^^

Now my camera isn't the best, and I didn't wan't to use the flash... So the guy playing Jesus actually had like a bunch of "wounds" and wore nothing but a diaper. Funniest part of the play ;)

 

Monday (or maybe it was tuesday, not sure anymore...) we had a clown guy at school, but I didn't know it in advance so no photos of that. Dommage.... Anyways, he talked about this project for water in Afric aand how we waste a lot of water and things like that, for example he handed out popcorn to like three people, symbolizing water, it was really good. He also had up a few teahcers do things for him. So he had Monsieur DJ (my former chem teacher) and Monsieur Nadeau (my socio teacher) holding a ladder for him when he went up there and joggled, and he had DJ wearing a hat, it was like a hockey helmet with a thingy on it, I can't really explain it but it did look funny. Monsieur Nadeau had a blong wig, which also is really funny, cause he's bold, or shaved head I guess. He also had a madame that I haven't had and was like are you willing to risk your life and lalala, so he was gonna joggle with "swords" "over" her. (It's amazing what you can do with plastics and optic illusions eh?) And then just before he was about to start, he took out a 20 dollar bill (ca 150 kr) and was like almost ripping it, and of course someone like haaaa don't, and he was like to the lady on the floor, there you go, no one objected for you risking your life, but 20 bucks, no. 

 

So that's about it for this week, I'll be back monday/tuesday with an easter update.

GLAD PÅSK på er mina söta stalkers! Och ni andra med förstås, för ni är ju rätt bra ni med ;)  

 

 

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Even though I'm henceforth legally considered a grown-up, I still feel chilidsh enough to quote Winnie the Pooh. Because it is true. Big huge balloon, mmmh. 

 

So this week. Monday, I got a hat from my former dance teacher. Right before christmas, she told us she was knitting hats so she made one for all the girls in dance class that wanted one. Tuesday, we had another snow day, which also meant more snow. It snowed for two days whitout pause, but now it's finally beginning to melt. Hopefully it'll be gone before it turns april, but I'm not too sure about that. Anyways, wednesday, my former chemistry teacher gave us maple syrup that he'd produced himself, just like he said I would, so now I have a big can of maple syrup, for whenever I get back and wanna eat canadian again. Then thursday, I got a big balloon from the guy in my physics class, and then I really mean big, like humungous, that Natasha tied to my wrist, so I walked around with that one all day long. I got quite a few weird looks, like why is she walking around with a big balloon? And my dear little Ann made me a cake, that we ate at lunch. All in all, I had a very good birthday. 

Aren't they just adorable?! 

Sunday again and the sun is shining in through my window. It smells like spring, but the snow still lies deep. Oh well, it'll most likely be gone by my birthday. Wednesday afternoon I went with Julie to Kingston and we just got home. Ah well, just is an over statement I guess, but not too long ago. Anyways, we had a good time! Kingston is a bigger city than Cornwall, I'd compare it to Uddevalla, but you know it's Canada, everything is big, and everything is far apart. Like last week when we walked home, it took two hours, still Cornwall doesn't feel bigger than Stenungsund, but well it is, quite a lot bigger. Anywaaaaays, we went shopping, for dresses, and well yes, I do have a prom dress, now all I need is a date, but I am working on that part. 

 

I was gonna write earlier, but I got fever chills and my eyes blackened, so I took a four hour nap, now drinking tea and hoping that whatever it is will be gone in the morning. This wasn't the way I intended to start this weeks blog, but when is life ever predictable? 

 

Today it was Norma's (my host mother's) birthday, so she and the other grown-ups went out for brunch leaving us kids home to socialize with each other. We watched paranormal activity 4 (overrated) and talked, it was really nice. 

 

Igår i min ensamhet såg jag melodifestivalenfinalen, vilket faktiskt var lite sorgligt. Tanken var att jag skulle se den samtidigt med syster via skype, men dom hade inget internet i de franska alpstugorna, så det blidde inte sååå. I många år nu, fler än jag minns, har vi alltid sett finalen i en feriestuga i danmark, ätandes pizza i sällskap med de andra sok:arna. Japp, vi snakcar Nord Jysk, årets orienteringsdebut. Danmarksbåtsbuffé, feriestugor, skarsnö, sanddyner, grönområden och avsaknad av detaljer. Bomma bort mig redigt mycket, traska knatteknat i goda vänners sällskap, besök på stranden, MELODIFESTIVAL, inte riktigt lika dåligt lopp nästa dag och sedan båten hem igen. Årets vinnare var långt ifrån min favorit, men låten blir faktiskt bättre ju fler gånger man lyssnar på den. Synd att man inte kan säga detsamma om kostymen. 

 

I can not believe it's already march. Might have something to do with the decimeter or so of snow still lingering. Everyone says though, that the snow is usually gone after march break, which as a matter of fact is in two weeks. 

 

So this week started off with presenting the part of a play plus the extra we wrote about it we've been practising in drama class. I think we did good, it was fun at least. I took drama class so that I' get to speak a lot of french, and so far so good. It's a very nice class, I mean it's drama, you have to be more or less weird to sign up for drama class, so naturally, everyone's really nice. 

 

In physics this week we've been building catapults, because that creates a projectile, which is what we've been working with. Anyways, this gave us the oppurtunity to go to construction class to get pliers (to chop the popsicle sticks). In that class they were building a house. Like an actual house, a real house that people live in. I just thought that was so cool, so I just had to tell. On friday, we had the shot-off with our catapults, the goal was to 1) hit a point 50cm away, 2) calculate la distance moyenne, and 3) shoot as far as possible. Julie and mine's catapult shot the second furthets, 5.70 m, quite impressing considering we had no idea at all what we we're doing...