what a bird

eye contact was made with one of the pigeons today. looks real cozy with all those fluffy feathers. aw.

damage is a bird

right outside our window this huge tree stands and everyday, right about the time I get home from school, the sun shines right into our living room, blinding me, but the tree sucks up most of the light. it's really cozy to be able to look straight in between the branches and seeing all the pigeons and the magpies nesting (separately, I suppose, or maybe the magpies eat the pigeons's food and babies, I don't know... in any case, the show must go on).

I've been way off today since my sleeping has been really messed up lately, to the degree where I started getting dizzy, hallucinating and a sense of falling over during the day, because I couldn't fall asleep at all for about three days. I blame it on my neighbors - I may or may not write a post about my dissatisfying apartment circumstances later - but who knows, maybe I've just caught a mild case of vertigo.

well, as written above, today has been weird, but at least I've had some sleep the last few nights. one good example is when I was watching TV before, this Danish home improvement show came on, one where the person receiving the improvement didn't ask for it, but still acts happy and everyone's hugging and laughing in the sun. yeah, anyway, while all the people destroyed, rebuilt and sew pillows, I was on the verge of tears for the longest time until ... it actually happened: my eyes overflowed with water and it spilled onto my cheeks. what the f! I don't think lack of sleep could be the sole actor in this madness; I've been tired before, but not to this loony-lonely-lady-degree, so I admitted to myself that I must be overflowing with hormonal feelings as well as salty eye water. nice! five minutes later I felt fine and got the urge to smoke a cigarette due to a stop-smoking-and-chew-gum-instead ad and boiled some water for my rarely touched caffeinated orange tea to go with it. I must not fall asleep before tonight at at least 22.30 o'clock, even though I really, really want to! sigh.

w-day

today I'm just chilling at home, listening to Family Portrait and Roy Orbison and looking through books. yesterday I started reading Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami and it's rubbed off some of its funny feelings onto me. it's a story about memories, love and being a little weird, I guess, and it's great.

today I've been really thinking about everything. can't wait to start school again in January, it's just too boring being at home all day long and not having to be anywhere. my dad has just brewed his own beer and has asked me to make some labels for it, so at least I'll have something to do on the computer and, hopefully, refresh what I've learnt this last year so I won't forget it.

wish I had this guy with me right now. he's actually a huge Norwegian Forest cat. heehee. 

hungry cat

= THE CUTEST THING I EVER SAW. OH - MY - GOD. no seriously, I mean it! I'm about to cry, that's how overwhelmingly cute this is. I almost can't bear it.

i østrig iv

dette plus de to næste indlæg er fra sidste gå-dag i Østrig.

vi gik i omtrent seks timer og kom 1904 højdemeter op, men billeder af det kommer senere.

disse er fra turen til det første alm, som ikke var et helt rigtigt alm og som jeg ikke kan huske hvad hedder, og pausen dér. der var tusindvis af blomster. der var også mange køer, men ikke nogen der angreb eller muh'ede på uhyggelig vis. Tobias og jeg samlede lilla blomster.

i østrig iii

anden del af billederne fra Leutascher Geisterklamm.

gangbroen endte i Tyskland, så vi bestilte en currywürst med pomfritter og karryketchup. i skoven på vej tilbage til Østrig var der lige pludselig grænseløst. sejt. det lignede meget en dansk skov, bare mere klippeagtig og bakket. og varm.

i østrig ii

eep

EEP (taget af Tobias' far)

en sommerfugl der fulgte efter os

anden gå-dag tog vi til et sted der hedder Leutascher Geisterklamm, hvor der findes en lang gangbro langs bjergene, og under er der en stor flod. ret turistet, men meget flot. det siges at stedet er hjemsøgt, men jeg oplevede ingen skræk, bortset fra højdeskræk.

dette er første del af billederne fra den dag.

i østrig

Seefeld

her har der engang ligget en gletscher

vi var en uge i Seefeld, en skisportby nær Innsbruck i Østrig, med Tobias' forældre. når der ikke er sne på bjergene kan man gå på dem, og det gjorde vi tre af dagene. disse billeder er fra den første dag, hvor vi tog en nem rute fra ca. 1200 højdemeter til ca. 1700, og slappede af på bænkene ved Roßhütte. der var mange heste med store benmuskler og mange køer med klokker. vi blev nær angrebet af en vred tyr, men gemte os bag et stødhegn da den kaldte på to af sine tyrevenner. jeg lærte at køer er lidt uhyggelige. jeg lærte også, at man siger "Grüß Gott" når man møder folk på bjerget, og ikke bare "hej". de har i det hele taget mange måder at sige farvel på: ekspedienten i eurospar sagde farvel til os på fire forskellige måder, da vi pakkede vores varer ned, let forvirrede.

der kommer i hvert fald fire indlæg mere med billederne fra østrig. :o

PÅSKEFERIE: TO½ DAG PÅ FYN

i påskeferien besøgte Tobias og jeg hans forældre i et sommerhus nær Fyns Hoved. jeg var der mange gange, da jeg var lille, så jeg forventede at huske hvordan der så ud, men det gjorde jeg ikke. der var ikke desto mindre flot og varmt og vi gik lange ture. vi gyngede og røg cigaretter i haven, så næsten solnedgang og jeg så flere stjerneskud. billedet af mig har Tobias taget.