Headache today, how odd… What ever could it be? Since I rarely touch any alcohol, I tend to get a bit pickled when I do drink. Yesterday was no exception. I think Vegar had a great time laughing his head off at me. One time he actually fell to the floor, from the couch, roaring laughing. Gee, am I that funny when drinking, hmmm… lol*I can laugh at myself too, so no worries!! But I guess adding alcohol to someone as open and chatty as me has that effect. I'd rather be funny, than a drag anyways...
We had a fabulous evening/night! Watched Vegar’s new DVD; Roger Waters in the flesh. It was a magnificent musical journey, and it took me high with all its fantastic base and guitar riffs, voices, sounds and just all. Wow! We sighed, moaned and exulted in happiness. We also talked, laughed and had a fecking great time basically. After Roger I wanted to watch The Who, but Vegar is no fan, but U2’s Rattle and Hum was approved. How anyone doesn’t like The Who is beyond me. The Who, now there’s music! From what I’ve seen of live footage, and Hyde Park Calling this summer; they rule live. Ok, U2 do too… When Vegar left for the 1 am train back to Stavanger, I went to bed. Well first I surfed a little bit, and watched some The Who... Slept like a log for most of the night, but woke up three times. Every time I had dreamt about Bob. The nicest dreams. Sigh…
Certain things, or sensations, are enhanced when drinking; not that I have any needs for enhancement in that department, nooo! Those feelings are doing just fine on their own... There is one huge drag though; I had/have no one to act out with. What a waste, eh!? Hihi…
Right now I am singing really loud to “Baba O’Riley”. God, that song sure kicks you! Woo hoo! Imagine being able to really dig The Who with Bob once. I think I’d die… Their music and him there, at the same time; too much, too much I’m telling you! *lol* I love that about him, his infatuation for music. I have understood now that passion for music is an essential quality that a potential future boyfriend has to have. No doubt!
Tonight I am going to Hege. Looking forward to that because it has been ages since I saw her.
My parents exchanged my broken blind, for a working one today, so now I have an all black one in my window. I am going to try it out in a moment, as I have to try to sleep this headache off… It’s my own damn fault isn’t it? Hehe… They also bought me a new red clock to hang in my kitchen, as the one I had there was my ex’s. It is gorgeous, truly! I will enjoy looking at it.
I had gotten a message today from a man of 47 at Gaysir.no. (I call myself Achtung there, in case anyone want to join, and talk to me there...) Why does he think that I am interested in seeing a picture of his erected penis when I went to read the message he had left me. Oh my God! I do not understand men, or women, who has nude pictures of themself in their profile at these places. Sometimes the suggestions they make are even worse than the picture. Can't you read? It clearly says on my profile what I am looking for; friends, that is all!!!!! Not loose sexual encounters, or threesomes with couples who are bored in their sexlife. Leave me alone with your pics of your privates!
I believe that one of life's greatest risks is never daring to risk
Well, it is now naptime for little girls, so I am off to bed… ;-)
Monsoon :-)
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Friday, September 29, 2006
Tiny post
Hi!
Just a little post today. Have had a good day, cleaning and tidying. Sorely needed as it turned out. Thank God that's done! I have had time to surf a little, and also listened to music all day long. Slept late, didin't wake up before 10.30. Wow! Lovely! I can't remember the last time I slept that long. But that made me wake up with a smile, well the thought of Bob helped as well ;-)
I am going to Bryne to to pick up Vegar, and since I have to leave in 5 minutes, and I need to go to the loo.... Bye bye!
Behave!
Monsoon :-)
Just a little post today. Have had a good day, cleaning and tidying. Sorely needed as it turned out. Thank God that's done! I have had time to surf a little, and also listened to music all day long. Slept late, didin't wake up before 10.30. Wow! Lovely! I can't remember the last time I slept that long. But that made me wake up with a smile, well the thought of Bob helped as well ;-)
I am going to Bryne to to pick up Vegar, and since I have to leave in 5 minutes, and I need to go to the loo.... Bye bye!
Behave!
Monsoon :-)
Thursday, September 28, 2006
Here we go again
Well well well…. Here I go again, for the 40th time this month. I bet you’re all thinking; “Oh no spare us, how much more crap can one person keep in her head?” Pray, what will be my answer? Insane amounts more of crap, I will tell you. After all, it’s me we’re talking about here.
As I said I bought a new blind. My mum and I had cut it to fit my window. Dad came with me back home, to help me with it. As it turns out, the bleedin thing doesn’t work properly. Dad and I spent ages trying to fix it, but apparently it is too much to ask that a newly purchased blind should work. I will have to return it.
At least my dad’s “trip” down here wasn’t all wasted. As I was going in here to fetch something, I noticed an insanely big spider hanging from the ceiling. Boy was I glad dad was here. I start sweating when I see these big black devils… Eek! I usually vacuum them, as I don’t dare to get too close to them. I am afraid they will crawl down on me somehow. This especially applies if they are standing higher than I can reach. Rats, snakes, mice, I don’t mind. In fact I like them. But spiders, that’s a different story altogether. Vile creatures!
Study day tomorrow, but to me it will be cleaning day, as Vegar is coming to me. As he has never been here before, I really want my flat to look exceptionally nice. I am looking forward to his visit. Then I can tell him that of course it always looks like this… I don’t know, but I think Eva, for instance, would beg to differ, but we won’t debate that in here now… *cough*
Funny though, I am messy at home, I will admit that immediately. But I am no pig, just to make that clear. However, in a work situation my desk is spotless. I am very particular about that, to keep it orderly and well arranged. I do have weird things that I do at home too. My videos, CDs and DVDs are all held in meticulous order. CDs have to be divided by artist, and more importantly; by whom I have the most CDs from. Say I have 17 CDs of The Who, they would then go at the top, and then downwards from there with the rest… Books in a shelf have to stand from tallest to smallest, if not, it looks messy. Shite! Reading this makes me sound a bit freaky. But I guess we all have some kind of system that works for us.
Well, that’s all for today.
Monsoon :-) - Yes, Bob is “in me” always.
As I said I bought a new blind. My mum and I had cut it to fit my window. Dad came with me back home, to help me with it. As it turns out, the bleedin thing doesn’t work properly. Dad and I spent ages trying to fix it, but apparently it is too much to ask that a newly purchased blind should work. I will have to return it.
At least my dad’s “trip” down here wasn’t all wasted. As I was going in here to fetch something, I noticed an insanely big spider hanging from the ceiling. Boy was I glad dad was here. I start sweating when I see these big black devils… Eek! I usually vacuum them, as I don’t dare to get too close to them. I am afraid they will crawl down on me somehow. This especially applies if they are standing higher than I can reach. Rats, snakes, mice, I don’t mind. In fact I like them. But spiders, that’s a different story altogether. Vile creatures!
Study day tomorrow, but to me it will be cleaning day, as Vegar is coming to me. As he has never been here before, I really want my flat to look exceptionally nice. I am looking forward to his visit. Then I can tell him that of course it always looks like this… I don’t know, but I think Eva, for instance, would beg to differ, but we won’t debate that in here now… *cough*
Funny though, I am messy at home, I will admit that immediately. But I am no pig, just to make that clear. However, in a work situation my desk is spotless. I am very particular about that, to keep it orderly and well arranged. I do have weird things that I do at home too. My videos, CDs and DVDs are all held in meticulous order. CDs have to be divided by artist, and more importantly; by whom I have the most CDs from. Say I have 17 CDs of The Who, they would then go at the top, and then downwards from there with the rest… Books in a shelf have to stand from tallest to smallest, if not, it looks messy. Shite! Reading this makes me sound a bit freaky. But I guess we all have some kind of system that works for us.
Well, that’s all for today.
Monsoon :-) - Yes, Bob is “in me” always.
Again
Early in the morning. I've been very good in my last posts not mentioning him.
Today however I have to say; Bob, he is always on my mind. Love him, simple as that (or not so simple actually...) Just had to get it out of my system.
Monsoon - early bird, going to school - :-)
Today however I have to say; Bob, he is always on my mind. Love him, simple as that (or not so simple actually...) Just had to get it out of my system.
Monsoon - early bird, going to school - :-)
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Dr. Monsoon is informing
Dr. Monsoon is very proud indeed, to confirm that all limb transplantations, performed by her, were a success. Under very stressing conditions, watching a Champions League football match at her home, she managed to keep a cool head and operate.
Candidate nr 6 is the only one feeling a bit depressed by the ordeal. He got a new head, and didn’t particularly like his new red appearance. As he was used to look like he was green with envy, he now looks like he is blushing at all times. (Which is true of course, but we won’t tell him that now...) Hopefully his new look will grow on him…
Candidate nr 2 has gotten both legs replaced. “It was a major surgically challenge for me, as I have never done that before”, says Dr. Monsoon. She is very happy with the result, even though, unfortunately, one of the legs is a bit longer than the other. “My favourite football team scored just as I bit off the leg so I bit a little too far down, which undoubtedly is very blameable.” says Dr. Monsoon, with apology in her eyes…
God I am so childish at times… *lol* I know I wrote yesterday that I would address female “styles” that I don’t like. But, I have to ponder on that for a little while longer.
I have tidied today; also I have painted a picture, surfed the net and eaten “fårikål” at Eva’s. Lovely dinner! Fårikål is cabbage and mutton/lamb meat in a meat juice. It’s almost like stew… We eat it with potatoes. It tastes great!
This is Eva and I on my 4th Birthday. I am the one with pigtails. And here you have it again: Monsoon’s picture categories. This one goes into sad… I am sure I wasn’t!!
It is really beginning to bug me big time that the sound on my media player goes up and down while playing. What is up with that? I can’t listen properly to music because of this. Any ideas anyone?
I am leaving with a quote from “Men behaving badly”. It isn’t entirely correct, as I do not understand one of the words Gary is saying. It’s bad and funny though. (and so not true I’d say)
“I mean look at all the fuss women make about childbirth. I am not saying it doesn’t smart a bit…But I reckon that if blokes gave birth, what? Give birth, have a couple of paracetamol, maybe a bit of other drugs, and then back to work within the hour.”
Of course Inter had to lose 2-0 to Bayern München. Both Ibrahimovic and Grosso got a red card. They deserved it though... Pity they lost nevertheless...
Monsoon ;-)
Candidate nr 6 is the only one feeling a bit depressed by the ordeal. He got a new head, and didn’t particularly like his new red appearance. As he was used to look like he was green with envy, he now looks like he is blushing at all times. (Which is true of course, but we won’t tell him that now...) Hopefully his new look will grow on him…
Candidate nr 2 has gotten both legs replaced. “It was a major surgically challenge for me, as I have never done that before”, says Dr. Monsoon. She is very happy with the result, even though, unfortunately, one of the legs is a bit longer than the other. “My favourite football team scored just as I bit off the leg so I bit a little too far down, which undoubtedly is very blameable.” says Dr. Monsoon, with apology in her eyes…
God I am so childish at times… *lol* I know I wrote yesterday that I would address female “styles” that I don’t like. But, I have to ponder on that for a little while longer.
I have tidied today; also I have painted a picture, surfed the net and eaten “fårikål” at Eva’s. Lovely dinner! Fårikål is cabbage and mutton/lamb meat in a meat juice. It’s almost like stew… We eat it with potatoes. It tastes great!
This is Eva and I on my 4th Birthday. I am the one with pigtails. And here you have it again: Monsoon’s picture categories. This one goes into sad… I am sure I wasn’t!!
It is really beginning to bug me big time that the sound on my media player goes up and down while playing. What is up with that? I can’t listen properly to music because of this. Any ideas anyone?
I am leaving with a quote from “Men behaving badly”. It isn’t entirely correct, as I do not understand one of the words Gary is saying. It’s bad and funny though. (and so not true I’d say)
“I mean look at all the fuss women make about childbirth. I am not saying it doesn’t smart a bit…But I reckon that if blokes gave birth, what? Give birth, have a couple of paracetamol, maybe a bit of other drugs, and then back to work within the hour.”
Of course Inter had to lose 2-0 to Bayern München. Both Ibrahimovic and Grosso got a red card. They deserved it though... Pity they lost nevertheless...
Monsoon ;-)
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Men in tights, is it art?
Another day has gone by in my life. It’s been a good one actually. Got up at 6, had a shower which didn’t wake me up like I had planned… Make-up, feed the cat, and then make lunch. We had two lectures on ethics and two on Thompson’s skills in social work. Interesting. I like my teachers, which is a very good thing. I am one of those really dependant on the teacher being good, for me to do my best…
Oh, yes, at around 4 this morning a sudden sharp piercing noise woke me up. It sounded a bit like a gunshot from where I “was” (sleeping world) I woke up so sudden that my heart nearly stopped. I am not joking you, I was petrified! First I thought that someone was in my room, but as it turned out; it was the bleedin’ blind. I hate that thing! It’s been useless since I moved in. I have used steel wire and screws to be able to keep it down. Last night, however, the screws didn’t hold it, so it pulled itself up. Jaysis it scared me. I took an hour of calming down and breathing correctly, before my body was able to sleep again.
So when I got home from school and Stina, I borrowed my parents’ car, drove to Bryne and bought a new black blind. I have to fit it though, before hanging it up. Stina and I had a fabulous time together. I love spending time with her. She is amazing!
When I got out of the train this morning my eyes got stuck on this very dreadful sight. To which I will ask the most vital question; men in short tights, is it really advisable? I feel it isn’t. The sight that met me this morning had me thinking: “What, do you have like an entire bunch of bananas, or three, down there?” For the love and honour of God, I do not need to see that. Was he showing off, because if he was, I think he missed some points down the line. It will not attract women, as most of them will run off in pure fright… Chills down my spine… Sorry tight wearing guys, but I cannot seem to find you the “eye-candy” you probably think you are… Hurrah for jeans and cotton pants! *lol*
So women and girls, what do you think of men in tights? Does it turn you on?
Tomorrow I will address some female types that I do not “like”. More in the clothes department that is.
Anyone else glad that the 80's, and early 90's, are over? Looooove that hairdo... I was 15 here.
Oh, yes, at around 4 this morning a sudden sharp piercing noise woke me up. It sounded a bit like a gunshot from where I “was” (sleeping world) I woke up so sudden that my heart nearly stopped. I am not joking you, I was petrified! First I thought that someone was in my room, but as it turned out; it was the bleedin’ blind. I hate that thing! It’s been useless since I moved in. I have used steel wire and screws to be able to keep it down. Last night, however, the screws didn’t hold it, so it pulled itself up. Jaysis it scared me. I took an hour of calming down and breathing correctly, before my body was able to sleep again.
So when I got home from school and Stina, I borrowed my parents’ car, drove to Bryne and bought a new black blind. I have to fit it though, before hanging it up. Stina and I had a fabulous time together. I love spending time with her. She is amazing!
When I got out of the train this morning my eyes got stuck on this very dreadful sight. To which I will ask the most vital question; men in short tights, is it really advisable? I feel it isn’t. The sight that met me this morning had me thinking: “What, do you have like an entire bunch of bananas, or three, down there?” For the love and honour of God, I do not need to see that. Was he showing off, because if he was, I think he missed some points down the line. It will not attract women, as most of them will run off in pure fright… Chills down my spine… Sorry tight wearing guys, but I cannot seem to find you the “eye-candy” you probably think you are… Hurrah for jeans and cotton pants! *lol*
So women and girls, what do you think of men in tights? Does it turn you on?
Tomorrow I will address some female types that I do not “like”. More in the clothes department that is.
Anyone else glad that the 80's, and early 90's, are over? Looooove that hairdo... I was 15 here.
Love from Monsoon *wink wink*
Monday, September 25, 2006
U2
One of my favourite U2 pictures, and eras for that matter; Rattle and Hum
Ok, I can’t let this day pass without talking a bit about one of the most influential and best bands in history; namely U2. My esteemed friend Irene brought to my attention that it was their 3oth Anniversary today. Congrats Bono, Larry, Adam and Edge! Don’t quit your day job!
On the 25th of September 1976 “U2” was formed. It all started in Mount Joy Comprehensive School in Clontarf, Dublin, when Larry Mullen Junior hung a note to seek members for a band. He was 14 at the time, and he didn’t know then what he had started… The group was first called Feedback, then The Hype, and they eventually changed it to the all too familiar U2. The rest is basically history… I once heard someone say: “While everybody else was busy fighting to become the world’s greatest rock band, U2 quietly went ahead and became it”.
U2 has meant so much to me, that it is hard to describe it. I will never forget the day I heard my first U2 song, and by that I mean really heard it. I was 14, and the song was “Party girl”, from “Under a blood red sky” – Live at red rocks in 1983. I was hooked. But I remember that I felt a bit of an outsider, as no one else liked this utterly noisy, and apparently unorganized, music. Everybody else was into Kylie, Rick Astley, A-ha, Bros, Tiffany, and of course tons more of 80’s pop bands. And there I was, digging this punk-like band, with three cords and the truth, eh!? Lucky for me I was able to convince one of my best friend’s at the time, and now, Rønnaug, to like them as well. This was two years later. We were the only ones at our Junior High school to like the music of U2, Deep purple, Waterboys, Supertramp and so on. (The Who came one year later) We detested music from Stock Aitken Waterman, and called it “tube music”. Don’t ask me why. I suppose we thought we held the only truth within the taste of music. *lol*
It is with U2, as it is with other great bands; you never ever tire from hearing the same songs over and over again. I wonder how many times I have heard “I will follow” for instance. And it is incredible how one can memorize 20 different versions of one song, and even notice the tiniest of variations in them. One single note, one single riff can fully change a whole song for me. That’s how profoundly I listen to music, and I am sure many of you can agree to that.
I dare to say that this is one of the most powerful images ever featured on a cover of a record.
Well hello there, mmmm...
One more thing, my Bono autograph, which is on a ATM withdrawal receipt. I got it outside Grand Hotel in Oslo on July 28th 1993.
Monsoon :-)
Absolutely NOT fabulous
Today is the deluxe version of the well-known ”unable to focus and concentrate day”. Totally blank, it’s like I have no wisdom or knowledge in my brain at all. How frustrating! I have tried to sit down and study, after I came home from Uni, but nooooh. I can read the same line ten times, and I still sit there like a question mark. Brilliant isn’t it!
We had lecture on different types of ethics today. Quite interesting actually and we will be getting more of it tomorrow.
Talking about tomorrow; I am going to Stina’s after school. Can’t wait!!! It’s been too long, indeed it has.
Had a fantastically great talk with one of my best friends, Irene, yesterday evening. (love you sweetie darling, sweetie darling!) We talked for 1, 5 hours on the phone. Yes, we do know how to chat don’t we. She lives in Bergen with her husband Arne. It was their fabulous wedding I attended in April. (The best wedding I have ever been to!) Bergen is quite far from here, so you have to go by plane, or if you chose the slower way; by car/bus and several ferries.
I ordered my Dr. Martens boots on Thursday, and today I found out that they were “on hold”, due to problems with my visa card. So I phoned them up, and the guy was very helpful. He fixed it for me. The problem was that the delivery address wasn’t the same as the billing address. According to their web shop that should cause no problem, so it was a bit annoying that it did. But it is ok now. *huge smile of keenness*
Ok, this is just insanely boring, uninteresting and horrible writing, so I will leave you go. Maybe my brain will wake up later on. Good lord I hope so! *lol*
Leaving with a picture of Irene and Arne on their wedding day, aren’t they lovely?
Monsoon - must try to reboot brain - ;-)
We had lecture on different types of ethics today. Quite interesting actually and we will be getting more of it tomorrow.
Talking about tomorrow; I am going to Stina’s after school. Can’t wait!!! It’s been too long, indeed it has.
Had a fantastically great talk with one of my best friends, Irene, yesterday evening. (love you sweetie darling, sweetie darling!) We talked for 1, 5 hours on the phone. Yes, we do know how to chat don’t we. She lives in Bergen with her husband Arne. It was their fabulous wedding I attended in April. (The best wedding I have ever been to!) Bergen is quite far from here, so you have to go by plane, or if you chose the slower way; by car/bus and several ferries.
I ordered my Dr. Martens boots on Thursday, and today I found out that they were “on hold”, due to problems with my visa card. So I phoned them up, and the guy was very helpful. He fixed it for me. The problem was that the delivery address wasn’t the same as the billing address. According to their web shop that should cause no problem, so it was a bit annoying that it did. But it is ok now. *huge smile of keenness*
Ok, this is just insanely boring, uninteresting and horrible writing, so I will leave you go. Maybe my brain will wake up later on. Good lord I hope so! *lol*
Leaving with a picture of Irene and Arne on their wedding day, aren’t they lovely?
Monsoon - must try to reboot brain - ;-)
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