- I’m quite sure of that the whole class agrees on that there is a limit on when to use humour on sensitive topics. To use humour on such topics makes them more daily based, sometimes it’s better to not take everything so serious. Several people choose to be active if we make it fun, rather than boring and complicated, humour attracts more people, and even more become aware of it, even the youth.
Pernille, jenta med det lange blonde håret som når henne til rompa, de glitrende blå øyne og de søte fregnene. Hun her glad og livlig konstant. På fritiden tilbringer hun tiden sin i stallen med tvillingsøsteren sin, der har begge en hest. I helgene reiser de ofte borte for å delta i stevner, og hjem har de ofte med en medalje, eller to. Dansing er også noe Pernille brenner for, da går det både i jazz og hip hop. Man skulle nesten tru at hun var den jenta som fniste under forestillingene, men tvert i mot. Pernille er et svært konkurranse menneske. Men av scenen kan du fort merke at hun er av den fnisete typen.
Skriv et blogginnlegg der du ”viser” to av følgende tre ”fortellinger”:
a) Mikal er svært interessert i musikk.
- Det eneste Mikal så fram til med å få månedslønn av foreldrene var at han skulle til platekompaniet, for den nye platen til yndlingsartisten hans skulle han absolutt ha, han brydde seg ikke om at det lille som var igjen skulle være levebrødet hans for sosiale hendelser resten av måneden.
Sports are a huge part of my life. Excitement, joy, passion and loyalty. These are all word of what sports mean to me.
For us who play sports, and those who like to watch, the sport world is our own community. Sports bring us together. Our everyday life would have been less exciting and much more miserable without sports, this is only my opinion, but I’m pretty sure that there are lots of people who agree with me. We all feel that we’re a part of something, which is a really great feeling
Being a part of a team is so much fun, we are like a family. Not only do we play together, but we also travel, go through better and worse. There’s no better shoulder to cry on, than a teammate when/if we lose a big game.
Everyone can do sports, it doesn't matter if you're good or bad. We humans tend to like people who are like ourselves, so if we have the same hobbies, there’s nothing to complain about.
Let’s not forget another important reason why we all love sports, it’s a great work out, and we don’t even notice that we’re working our buts of, because we are having so much fun while we're doing it. This is something great, because we often get exhausted of just the thought of working out, so when we’re a part of a team and our attendance at all sessions are obligated, there’s not much you can do, even the days when you’re not motivated. You have to go!
Elsk meg, baby behandle meg rett
For evig, ikke bare en natt
Hvis du elsker meg’ elsk meg evig
Så lover jeg kvelden i ditt liv
Så baby, elsk meg, behandle meg rett
Da kan vi ri fra morgen til kveld
Så baby, elsk meg, behandle meg rett
Så lover jeg kvelden i ditt liv
Kvelden i ditt liv, liv liv
Kvelden i ditt liv, liv liv
Jeg kan lett få deg, bare om jeg ville
ned på et kne, og følg meg, der hører jeg brylupsbjellen ringe
jeg kan trøste deg, være din frelser
og pakke hjertet ditt inn i disse sangene, og du vil aldri forlate.
Link til orginal sangen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU2DQANlPmA
o Why did Dr. Learoyd quit his job?
- Because he refused to teach where they’d be the content of somebody's wallet
o What is your opinion of this decision?
- I believe that his choice was a mind opener for the English school system, and that they should cut their prices, so that more people could go to the university, although they’re not rich. It was a very brave choice. Most people would probably think that the prices were ridiculous, while this guy fought the case
What is the difference between looting and rioting?
- - The difference between looting and rioting is that looting does not imply violence (such as shoplifting) and rioting rioting is when disturbances with large crowds in the streets.
Define the underlined (blue) words and phrases. Also note down other words you find difficult, and find out what they mean.
- Consumerism = he consumption and use of a service or product
- Catalyst of unrest = is the factor that spreads up an upcoming event, and the main reason why something happens.
- Social exclusion = When a person is excluded from the social community.
- Disregard social norms = Too ignore the rules and norms of the society you live in, and not fallow them.
- High-unemployment = when a country has a high number of unemployed (people who doesn’t work) persons.
- Criminologist = is a person who is researching/studying how and why a criminal act how he does, and what he is doing.
- Opportunism = is a strategy that is used for the person’s own benefit, without regarding to norms and rules.
Could this happen in Trondheim? In Oslo? Why/why not?
- Of course this could happen in Oslo and Trondheim, but it’s not as likely as in London. It’s not as many people here in little Norway, as in other big countries or cities.
Dear diary, 26.july 2010
Well, this is it. Goodbye Canada!
Oh my god! No words can explain how exhausted I am right now, earlier today I caught up with Jane (do you remember that I mentioned that I was meeting her while I was here in Toronto?) anyway, I met her at a cafeteria, and we talked for almost two hours. After our long stay on the cafeteria, we shopped for hours at the Vaughan Mills. It is absolutely fantastic range of shops here (imagine me in heaven, hehe) the only drawback is the insanely long queues, but it was all worth it.
Later tonight my family and I are attending at a baseball game, and I’m actually excited. This is a bit strange, because I don’t understand the game. The baseball game is probably the last fun thing we’re going to do, before we pack our stuff and head back to Norway first thing to morrow.
No I’m going to enjoy my last night here in Toronto, I’ll write more when I’m back in little Norway.
- Iman
Dear diary, 24.july 2010
Oh my god, it is amazing here. I love it!
Toronto is actually quite similar to Norway, except that they speak English, and it is a little nicer here.
What we did today was so artist
ic and exciting! My little brother plays hockey, therefore it’s great that we’re in Canada, which is the home country of hockey. That is also one of the reasons why we went to vi
sit The Maple Leafs Gardens today, which is Toronto’s maple leafs stage (Toronto’s official hockey team) they now play their home games at the Air Canada Centre, at Bay and the Lakeshore. But they used to play their home games at Maple Leaf Garden
s, at Church and Carlton. After we had seen around, we went to the shop were they sold supporter equipment, and if you know me well, you probably know that I’m the all-time tourist. So I had to live up to that and bought myself a jersey! Too bad that it’s the end of the season.
We also went to see the famous CN tower today. DAMN, it is insanely high. Dad said something about 554 meters. I have NEVER seen such a high building in my life before, it’s amazing. I really wonder how they managed to build it.
Mom nags at me about hurrying up no, because we’re about to go out and eat, and I’m still writing here. I’ll write more for you tomorrow.
- Iman
Dear diary 23.july 2010
Today my family and I landed at Toronto Pearson Airport, in Canada. We landed quite late, so we did not get much spare time, because the flight was insanely long. We checked in at The Hilton hotel, which is located in the down town area, in the financial district. We were hungry when we got to the hotel, so we went out to search for somewhere to eat. We didn’t find anything attractive in the area, seeing as we were surrounded by bankers and bars, so we continued walking until we reached Chinatown. There we found a great restaurant; the King’s Noodle House! Man, was that good! That was the only we managed to see of the city, before we went to bed.
I’ll write more for you tomorrow.
- Iman
Dear diary 22.july 2010
I look forward to tomorrow, because we’re going to Canada. It will be so much fun! We are only in Toronto for four days, because we’ve been in the U.S. for such a long time, and Mom and Dad need to go back to work. I am actually visiting one of my best friends in Canada, Jane Francis. She is also in Toronto, visiting her family. I look forward to meeting her again. I’ve really looked forward to the Canada trip, and I’ve found a lot of facts. Hihi.
One of the facts was that that the Canadian flag is known as “The Maple Leaf”, and the flag consists of a white center field with a stylized 11-slot maple leaf on a red background, but you probably knew that. Before this flag was used, there were three others.
Well; this was it, and I’ll write more for you tomorrow.
- Iman
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ARGUMENTASJONTIPS
MISLYKKET KOMMUNIKASJON!
I liked the analysis of "about the butterflies", because it is obiously is how an analysis should be written. The content was good and she/he read between the lines.
Last week we saw "Blood Diamond" at school, wich was a very good movie in my opinion. A real mind awakens. The movie actually shows how well we has it here, in Norway and other countries. And you might think twince next you buy a diamond.
