Today I’ve used most of my day cleaning and packing, ‘cause you know what? I’m leaving tomorrow morning! :D:D:D I’m really looking forward to going back to England now. I really miss the place. And after a week we’ll go to Italy, and after another week it’s Switzerland to meet my boyfriend for three weeks 
This means that I won’t be here too much, though. The first two weeks I won’t have internet connection at all, and the next three I probably won’t use much time on the computer anyway. I’m not even brining my big laptop, only my small Asus laptop. It’s so nice for holidays. So tiny and fine for general use. No photoshopping or similar things, though. The performance isn’t too good.
Now I’m trying to decide if I should take a huge bag instead of a suitcase to get more space, because I won’t be able to shop anything if I use the suitcase.
Anyway, except from that: I’m sorry for only writing about Iran and nothing else in the two last posts. It’s just that it’s occupied all my thoughts the last few days. The government’s reaction to the demonstrations scares me.
Actually a lot has happened the last couple of days. On Tuesday evening my classmates and I had a BBQ by a beach as a “farewell”-thing. It was really nice, and we didn’t really have to say goodbye yet either, because we would see each other again on Wednesday.
So yes, why did we see each other again after the good bye party? My class participated in a contest called “Energidetektiven”, and won a trip to some nearby island to learn about “Statkraft”, a company who works with renewable energy, and “Norsk Stein” which is a stone-crushing plant, and they’re expanding the plant into becoming the biggest in the whole world now. It was a really fun trip, lasting from 7:00 in the morning until 16:35, and we all enjoyed ourselves on our last day as a class.
After parting with the class, I met some other friends and went to the cinema to watch Terminator 3. Honestly, I don’t like such movies, but it was well made anyway. 
Anyway, enough writing from me. Have a wonderful summer everyone!