JEG SYNES AT SNØ ER GODT

well when you look at this picture the it shows you someone who is ready to go skating ,,, thats me ready to skate ,,,, actually skating mmmmmmm

Well this is my personal opinion,,, if i was to consider coming back to Norway, one of the reasons would be snow ,,, i thinks its soo beutiful.
so this week the first thing that i was going to do was to go skating ,,, waaaaaaa that was such a scaring thing , i thought skyiing was easier ,,,,, so we arrived at the skating ground and all ice and yah i almost gave up,, so it was tyme to dress up and go skating for my first time.
you should have seen me i was freaking out.......

this how the skating shoes look ,,, hahaha it was funny walking in them,,, then we got in with some other friends and milly ,, it was soo funny coz we had to use crates to support ourselfs and i felt so helpless oh oh but as soon as we got in we had the confidence to skate ,, then yah it was cool .,....,,, i think i enjoyed alot...

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