Kvelden i ditt liv!

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

The sky is the limit!

Bildeanalyse

Tittelen på bilde er "The sky is the limit", og ble tatt av Kajana Jeya, i sommer (2011) da hun var i Toronto,Canada.

På bilde ser vi CN TOWER, tatt i froske perspektiv slik at det ser enda høyere enn det faktisk er, og de ligger foran sola slik at det blir en fin kontrast mellom den skyfrie himmelen og sola.

Hoved motivet ligger ca midt på bilde, nesten i bakgrunnen. det er også to andre bygninger på bildet, et til venstre og det andre til høyre.

Det ser også ut som at alle bygningene skal til å treffe hverandre, altså et møtepunkt.

Som sagt så er synsvinkelen i froskeperspektiv, og det er tatt langt i fra slik at hele byggingen vises fra topp til tå.

Fargene og lyset på er veldig fredelig og fint, det første man tenker er at det er tatt på av vakker solfylt sommerdag. For du kan se den klare, blåe skyfrie himmelen, og sola har en veldig fin plassering på bygningen.

Tolkning av bildet

Første inntrykket av bildet var "åh, et typisk turist bilde tatt i en storby" tenkte også at det var en sommerdag. I og med at bildet heter "the sky is the limit" har det kanskje noe med å nå en drøm om å jobbe i bygningen der en dag? hvem vet.

assosiasjonene man får av bildet er et bekymringsfritt liv i forbindelse med den skyfrie og blanke himmelen og sola stråler.

komposisjon, lyset og farger virker bra sammen, alt har bra kontrast. Ikke mange budskap er gitt med et slikt bilde, annet enn "se hvor jeg var" Jeg ville valgt å si at hoved funksjonen er Informativ.

Engelsk: teacher quit

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

Looting 'fuelled by social exclusion'

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.

Last morning in Toronto, Canada!

Dear diary, 26.july 2010

Well, this is it. Goodbye Canada!

I have a little time to spare before we’re heading to the airport, so thought I chould write little in my journal. Just wanted to say that I had such a fun time, and I'll definitely come back to Canada. What an exciting place. This has been three wonderful days, which I will not forget.

- Iman

Day 3 in Toronto,Canada!

Dear diary, 25.july 2010

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

Day 2 in Toronto,Canada!

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.

Very pretty, as you can see on the pictures.

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