Hmpf.
I miss people.
The people I met at the crash-course in Russian were kind of odd at first. I thought I was the only normal person there, but after the first few days I got to know them a bit better and liked them a lot. Such a shame that we won't be grouped together for a long time. We're talking of a reunion when the Norwegians get back from Russia (1st of June), hopefully the Russian girls can come as well. We were five from Norway (three boys, two girls), and five from Russia (all girls). I think I'll miss Olga the most. She was unlike any person I've ever met before, and I hope I get to keep in touch with her. Not in a romantic way or anything, cause she had a boyfriend, but she was very fun to hang with.
Which brings me to the people that have been my closest friends for the last three years. I noticed now when I got home that people had posted similar posts on their blogs (see sidebar) about "try to update your blogs more often!" and "don't cry, we'll see eachother soon enough" etc. And I just started to realise that I won't see a lot of those people for a long, long time. Missing people sucks. Not people who are missing, but rather the feeling you get when you miss people sucks. Hah. But on the other hand; I might be coming home for x-mas, so yay! And then I won't miss out on the reunion for my class. But now that I'm coming it probably won't happen, because everyone decides to be utter and total bastards. Meh.
Schmanyschays, that's it for now. Might give you a recap on what went down at the Russian-studying-jiggy-thing later.
Byes.
