Daily Life!

Back at the beginning of the month, we had a very interesting visit from a group of musicians. They played a short concert for us in the Aula on a Thursday after breakfast. It was lively folk music. They had people playing violin, viola, cello, stand-up base, accordion, and clarinet. They also had a famous Norwegian actor as a guest singer. It was fun and crazy and super weird. I loved it. A perfect was to start a Thursday. 

I wish I could upload a video, but this is the best I can do. They were super expressive and excited to be there. It was super fun :) 

I’ve been making a lot of carrot cake. I wish I could tell you why, but it’s become an addiction. So every once in a while I make a huge carrot cake and my friends and I all dig in with forks. Helena has a special liking for my cake😏😂. 



I meant to post this like a week ago, but here is a thrilling update on my carrot cake addiction. Enjoy haha

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