it's a bit difficult to have the christmas spirit being on my own here (and might i add for all of you non-norwegian readers, norway does not have snow year round, santa does not live here, and there are not polar bears walking on the streets). my mom has always created that atmosphere in our home, so i'm trying to do all the typical things in untypical, norwegian ways. the christmas tree is up, decorated, presents lining the base. in true lyndee fashion, the tree almost died, but i think it will last until christmas. i've baked for christmas, decorated with the two decorations i have (miniature starbucks city mug ornaments and two homemade star coasters), am listening to christmas music, have watched "white christmas." now it's just time to wait for the christmas feeling to come.
my roomates are gone and as much as i love them, it's wonderful to have the apartment to myself. a week of "me" time is here. norwegian class is done for the semester and no one expects anything from me. let freedom begin!



2 comments:
Enjoy our home. I love you. Christmashug Krissa
Oh lyndee.. .I guess the good norwegian word 'delig' fits very well to your situation. It's good to know that even though you're in what was a snowless skien that you're trying to get that christmas spirit. Here in Canada it's great. We have snow, we have cold, we have cookies and christmas trees, overly decorated houses, packed streets, and buisness all around.. .all those cheesy christmas movies on the screen. Its good. I've even got to do some typical 'canadian' things- wonderful. (check the pictures on my blog you'll see the good ol fun). Anyway- I hope youre christmas is great! Have tons of fun and relax
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