The mind is not a book to be opened at will and examined at leisure.
- Severus Snape, OOTP.

søndag den 30. september 2012

Moving Away From Home


There's a lot of things you get to do when you grow up. One of them is the thing you always dreamed of when you were little: Moving away from home.
When I was little I always imagined how my own place would look like, where I would live and such. The most important thing back then: How it would be without parents to make the rules! But now the big moving day is comming closer and closer. Which of course means that right now I'm blogging while surrounded by moving boxes and a half empty room.
As excited I am about moving just as sad am I about it. I've lived with my mum and sister for 14 years in this four-room flat. Getting a place with one of my best friend is awesome, but I kind of don't want to leave my mum and sister. I can't imagine how it's going to be not comming home to my mum and sister when lectures are over and just have a nice chat with them about the day. 
But even though I'm sad about leaving I'm excited too. I'm going to live with one of my best friends, as mentioned, and we're going to have lots of fun. I know all that and that's what makes this bearable I think. But I know I'm going to cry when my mum, sister and dad leave me in my new flat. 
Growing up, moving away from home and not seeing your parents every day is just a part of life. You cannot not grow up, well.. Unless your Peter Pan and live in Neverland. We all have to face it and it's a big step to take, but loving parents and friends really help with this step.
It's scary but it won't kill you. It'll make you stronger!

mandag den 10. september 2012

Sorry!

I'm so sorry for the inactivity!
I have absolutely no excuse for not writing anything other than no inspiration. Which is such a bad excuse!
I still have no inspiration, but I can tell you a bit about what has happened in my life since the last time I was active.
I've gratuated from highschool about three months ago. Went to most of the parties, went on a graduation drive with my classmates and wore the cap. It was fun! Exams wasn't of course, but all of the bonding before getting ready for a new adventure was fun. After all of that there was the waiting. The waiting for the answer from university. It was killing me! But I got in and started two weeks ago. I'm now studying literature. Which I think is pretty awesome.
I've just had a job interview with Amnesty international, which went pretty well. They want to try me out as a facer and after five shifts they'll see if I'm good enough. I hope I am!

As I said I have nothing to write about, but hopefully I will! If you have an idea feel free to leave a comment and ask me about anything.