I love Birthdays!

I love b-days! They're the best parties ever to meet people and have fun..even better than New Year's Eves! In a year you can celebrate as many B-days as many friends you have! and I tell you something, what's even better is being in Norway in the socalled Moholt Studentby and crashing in as many b-day celebrations as you can (the right word to use here would be "party crasher",inspired by the movie "Wedding crashers", so funny! ), preferably one per day, but if you can't help it, 2/3 would be the perfect deal not to draw too much attention to yourself =). Unless you're really drunk, you'll manage not to be noticed and at the same time meet as many people as a Moholt appartment can contain..I guess 100! I always have such a great time preparing something special for friends becoming older..baking biscuits, cakes...wrapping gifts in funny ways...dressing up... Why? because I love B-days!

Some pieces of advice from Norway..

I'd like to tell you about how this Italian girl spends her days in Norway. Here are some good advice (if not real must!) to cope with Norwegian extreme atmospheric conditions.
1. All have an hard time to get used to ice on the street and on the footpath: balance is the most important thing and not being drunk would be the second, but who cares?
2. Taste as many kinds of food as you can and never refuse anything, except from frozen lasagne and pineapple pizza!
3. Join every party that comes on your way back from the basement: life is so exciting!
4. Get Vitamin D from pills, milk, sun and from hugging trees, why not?
Don't miss next Post...it would save your life!

No way..Norway!!

Hi beautiful people!
I'd like to start with a little warm-up..I arrived in Trondheim on Thursday 8th and started losing my bearings (and control =)) as soon as I touched the Scandinavian soil. Bless God, I found almost immediately 3 Italians, of whom one of them would later become my personal Tom Tom (or Fabio Fabio, as you like). Surprisingly enough, we managed to pick up the key and as I opened my appartment door, it came to me Sara (a born-to-be-a-dancer American blonde from Seattle, that soon would turn out to have Scandinavian origins!), who would later become my favourite homegirl(on the right)! Later that day I met my second roomy, the Austrian Christian(in the middle), who I'd like to dedicate this super fabulous disco song from Prezioso Dj.
That's all for the moment! I'll be back soon from this little pair-a-dice (I like this name for a pub, doesn't it sound nice?)!
Silvia