Henning’s blog

This guy is the friendly neighbourhood pusher for frozen youghurt. It tastes good and is aparently low in fat and sugar which is good if I’m ever to reach my goal of having an actual real-life six-pack tummy by the end of the year. I’m not quite sure where the name “Rubber Duck Frozen Youghurt” came from but they are a bit more liberal with drugs in Denmark than in Norway and that could be the explanation… I recommend the place anyway.

This is the answer to those of you who ever asked yourselves: “I wonder where Gullars, my favourite yellow tv-bird from the eighties, ended up?”. The sad truth is that he now lives in a window in an organic food store in Copenhagen. He is of course taken care of by a young girl with piercings and dread locks.

This is what happens if you give my brother a camera. Check out what happens when he gets his hands on a blog: Mortens Mediablogg .

To mark the opening of the ice cream-season, the friendly neighbourhood ice cream place gave away free ice cream last weekend. Lovely! And we found another great café and wine bare very close to our place. This city is starting to grow on me!

Yes! We found the best café in the world! They have great tea (and teh know how to prepare it) and a good atmosphere. One of the things I love a bout living in a new city is that I get to walk around and stumble upon new, cool places. And this one is my new favourite, by far.

…I’m having my breakfast at the Shangri-la!

I felt it was time for a trip to Trondheim. As always I stayed at Heine’s place and, as always, Heine provided parties en masse. Friday we actually went to Samfundet (the Student Society). I have never felt so old in my entire life (including last time I was at the Roskilde festival). The people there are like 20 years old. Cheeses!

Here’s me looking (and feeling) very cool outside one of the stations in Oman. If you look very closely you can see one of the flares behind me.