More PHOTOS :D

Hi everyone, I'm back! Well I've been here the whole time, but you're back, and luckily for you there is something new to read :D I've also got some new photos from here and also some new contributions to my humour album ;) So you should be glad you stopped by :P Let's start of with some nice synths from my schoolyard(s):





Oh and that thing you see in the very left picture of the last synth is a gate which you need a pass card to get through :S The school here is just so much more strict down here. For example they are not allowed to drink anything during class (which seems kind of unlogical as lack of liquid makes you lose focus), you need this pass thing to get out of school during breaks, you must write down everything you do in every class in a so called "Class Journal" (They check it and your parents have to sign it every week) and, not very weird but still different, you're not allowed to use computers during class. Back in Norway I always thought that computers were mostly used for non-school related work, and maybe it was, but when you first lose the opportunity to use it you start to see how practical it actually was. The possibility to check some information in seconds or let the teachers use on-line teaching resources is just a huge plus. But school is going great, Physics was pretty easy (we're already over on the chemistry part, hope we'll get back) and math is well, math. Only problem is that they use different methods to achieve the same results, and at home we haven't learned 4 degree equations yet. Here it is repetition.. Same with inequations. And on Monday we've got a math test, on equation solving, that'll be fun :P But the worst part is History, Geography and Religion. It's basically just talking and references to maps and texts which is hard to follow when you're new to the language, but their taking it easy on me :) English is of course a piece of cake, just talking and a few notes. My English teacher is super cool as well, every class she tries to teach me a new French curse word. And a few days ago I had to come up and explain some Norwegian ones and teach them how to pronounce them, the best part was when our Catholic counselor came in and talked to the class with me standing by the blackboard, chalk in hand, writing swearwords :P Didn't seem like she knew Norwegian though, lucky for me.

And here are some more photos from Liege, most of which features other AFS students. Read the captions for more information ;) :


As mentioned earlier I figured it was a good idea to make something cool out of the images I was taking. And my dad (real dad) came up with a genius idea, enacting the history of Belgium :D Kind of like "Tre raske menn"s ("Three fast men"s) "Verdenshistorien på 5 minutt". So if you happen to know some main events in Belgian history please tell me ;) I've also figured that I should play it slower and/or take multiple photos per day, just to make it last longer so that you can actually get what is going on :P

But as promised here is the updated humor picture album:

Too see all the photos properly go to the album on Picasa.

So according to my last mini polls you really don't like anything I wrote except from the new feature and Pirating (might have been a spammer there :P Especially since I didn't have that many page visits in the interval the votes were cast). But the system is not perfect, it shows wrong in Internet Explorer, a bit of in Chrome and no idea how it looks in Firefox (just change to Opera, it's better for everyone). And I might add some kind of anti-spam system, seems like I need it after all. But it's late, I'll be back with a new post soon.

Cheers, Peter :D

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