Soundtrack: DDR - Scharf im schlafanzug/Røyksopp - Only this momentYes, you may have guessed it: I've been shopping again. And this time I got two skirts, and don't feel bad about it at all! Jo has got my pagani-card now though, so I probably will be able to walk past it from now on. I walked down the terrace this morning as well, and it was good although I overslept and had no time to shower before I left. I got an extension for my management journal, so now I can breathe a little more easily.
I've been here for 6 months now, and I still have an accent. Travis sais that I probably won't loose it... I wish I knew what I sound like to an english-speaking person. I'm always thinking that having and accent is bad cause it means that I'm not focusing on my language enough, and because I've heard other Norwegians' accents and they are pretty gruesome sometime. Like the rally driver Petter Solberg, his accent is so strong that sometimes I find myself wondering wether the words that comes out of his mouth are English at all.. ^_^ At least I'm not like him.
I have another long and uneventful day ahead of me. My info 101 Assignment, that is probably just as boring as ever. I aim to do some schoolwork in the holiday, but not alot. Maybe I can finish the remaining two info assignments, so I don't have to think about that anymore. We'll see.
Goal nr 1: Finish my shoolwork that is due before the holiday.
Goal nr 2: Finish at least one of Joanne's scarfs in the holiday.
I think that's enough goals for now.
Hier kommt der scharfescharfescharfescharf!!!!!
2 comments:
Never mind about your accent. Today, my teacher said that everyone had their own accent. It is very natural, so the most important thing is to be understood. Improve you pronunciation by saying the word 'vulnerable'. HAHA.
I miss sushi so much. I want go back to Japan. Then, I will eat sushi as much as I can...sigh
Kune-kune
'balnerabal'
hahahahahaha!! I still can't get rid of my Malaysian accent. The 'la' still comes out every now and then.
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