FOUR JOBS YOU?VE HAD IN YOUR LIFE
Junior executive officer (that, apparently, is the official translation of my current job title)
Systems engineer/systems developer
Room service, night shift
Apple Mac demonstrator

FOUR MOVIES YOU COULD WATCH OVER AND OVER
Home Alone/Home Alone in New York (I dunno, I just like the slapstick)
The Scarlet Pimpernell (w/Leslie Howard)
Sister Act II – Back in the habit
Robin Hood (w/Errol Flynn)

FOUR PLACES YOU?VE LIVED
Trondheim
The Gambia (close to Banjul)
Worthing
Manchester

FOUR TV SHOWS YOU LOVE TO WATCH (currently on-air)
Beat for beat, tone for tone (though the season has just ended I sure hope it’ll be on again after Christmas)
Parkinson
Any of the various Animal Police shows on Animal Planet
Top Gear

FOUR PLACES YOU?VE BEEN ON VACATION
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
England
(What?)

FOUR WEBSITES YOU VISIT DAILY
nmwl.no
scrapping.no
Pondus
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FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS
pizza (especially as made by the husband)
pasta w/cream, garlic and bacon (or just pasta…)
egg and bacon
falukorv

FOUR PLACES YOU?D RATHER BE RIGHT NOW
Here
Here
Here
Or here

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1. Do you like to travel? Why/why not?

Yes and no. I like seeing new places and meeting new people. I quite like the bits of the plane journey where you can watch the world-as-map. I like train journeys and car journeys and bus journeys, as long as the seats are reasonably comfortable and there are things to see outside the window (i.e. I want the window seat). But I don’t much like hanging around in airports or train stations waiting (in fact, I don’t much like waiting. period.) and I get achy and restless from sitting still too long, so if the journey exceeds a certain length of time, I’ll stop enjoying myself and starting wishing we were there already.

2. Do you ever get to/have to travel for work? If so, how often? What for, usually?

Not much. Certainly not in my new job.

3. When was the last time you traveled?

Oslo at the beginning of November, for the whisky festival, and Dufftown, also for the whisky festival, before that.

(Via Theresa, and I’m following her example and doing it in English, methinks)

Eggedosis eller kakao?
What the heck is eggedosis in English? It’s like eggnog without the milk… just sugar and raw egg.

Hot chocolate. Eggedosis is just nauseating after about one mouthful.

Pakker nissen gavene eller bare legger han dem under treet? Does Santa wrap the presents or does he just put them under the tree?

He wraps them, of course. Or rather, one of the elves wraps them.

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