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May 21, 2005 12:11

on wednesday i found out there has been a packet of nails in one of the wellies that i have been wearing since i got here. i did think it was a bit uncomfortable but i am so used to just taking things for what they are at the moment, that i didn`t look. maybe its normal anyway, perhaps a norwegian thing to always have nails handy (or footy, haha ( Read more... )

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gotmeglued_ May 21 2005, 11:04:48 UTC

i think the moomins are definitely like, norwegian or swedish or something like that.

pushitgood May 23 2005, 12:40:15 UTC

apparently now from finland, but i agree its probably all much the same.

alohomoron May 21 2005, 11:10:46 UTC

I'm pretty sure they're Norwegian. I named my pet rabbit 'Moomin'.

pushitgood May 23 2005, 12:37:40 UTC

aww, i have decided the moomins are cute, they have a jigsaw of them which is what made me ask. they don`t wear anything though do they? which makes no sense because it is so cold!

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pushitgood May 23 2005, 12:36:02 UTC

i think cider is just cider but not sure. everything is alcohol free practically, they give the kids alcohol free champagne as a normal fizzy drink and pretty much all the beer i have seen is low alcohol. they did get some baileys out when we had special visitors though, mmm.

lupinlove May 21 2005, 23:31:16 UTC

i think the moomins are, they seem to live near fjords ( ... )

pushitgood May 23 2005, 12:33:38 UTC

national day was so boring, we walked in a big procession for ages and waved flags (i waved mine when people were looking) and then came back and ate rømmegrøt which is sour cream pudding. mental.

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pushitgood May 23 2005, 12:31:38 UTC

i didn`t know that, whats german for orange then? i don`t know if i mentioned before there`s another working guest coming near-ish here soon. i was told she was from new zealand but liv realised she misheard this from switzerland the other day. do they speak german there?

anonymous May 23 2005, 13:22:15 UTC

That's cool! Will you be able to meet up? They speak German, French and Italian in Switzerland - depends which part she comes from. I bet she'll speak good English though. Orange in German is either Orange (wow!) or Apfelsine - it's a dialect thing. It's quite similar in Russian too - apelsin is how you would write it in english letters! Bx