Escape from boredom

Do you love shooting stars? Really??

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Last Saturday, starting the bachelor party for Espen at Teddys Softbar in Brugata. Collage from the toilet walls

Toilet doors

And where to find them, in the backyard.

The woman behind the counter (not elderly in a small town) serving “El Morte”: Tequila, absinth and a dash of Tabasco Sauce. Gets you started.

I am not a good drawer, but when my son asks me to draw a self portrait I do try my best, pretty close or what?

Just had to check, Trans Germany have not switched name to Bike Four Peaks. Had to check the website to freshen up the memories from last year. And what do I see, one of the banners

There he is, me!

Anyhow, good thing that we did not plan to go this year, the race is heavily affected by the flood . Freaking weather, scary!

Last Sunday – communal duty work together helping Kjetil out with his roof.

Nice weather, but weather forecast promised rain so we had to work hard to finish up. And in addition it was the fear of flood, see picture here http://www.rb.no/bilde/article6675265.ece Luckily we finished the root and no flood reached his house either.

…and standing on the rooftop reminded me of
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My oldest son had been playing with the scissors here the other day, cutting pictures from a magazine. After he was finished I found stuck on the chair a glimpse of all the happiness in the world.

The naumachia (in Latin naumachia, from the Ancient Greek ναυμαχία/naumachía, literally “naval combat”) in the Ancient Roman world referred to both the staging of naval battles as mass entertainment and the basin (or more broadly, the complex) in which this took place….

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naumachia

Or what about diving horses? [video:youtube:r8vIjuIeQpM]

More to learn if you listen to Sirkus at Radio Nova

On Wednesday me and Kjetil spent a couple of hours on gravel roads close to Aurskog and Bjørkelangen. Here we have our first stop nearby Ulviksjøen.

Kjetil inspecting the ditch, actually he did need help to get the bike up, and he is the experienced one 🙂

Next stop at Mangen Kapel, that it chapel, before we headed towards Bjørkelangen.

Me and the boys up at Haugerud Senter on the 1’st of May, standing on the bridge cheering at Rye Tempoen passing by, Jan Henrik is somewhere in the picture, so we shouted “Heia Rye, heia Jan Henrik!”

Elin had promised the boys ice cream, so we headed up to the subway station. At the small grocery store there was an old man with a vest with a logo I just had to take a picture of.

Classic!!!