SvenneTheBlockhead

Heh, bet you didn't expect to see this, did you? Yes, my winter break begun yesterday, and so far it's pretty good. Even though I quite enjoy school, it's nice to get away from everything for a bit and regain some energy. Christmas Eve is on Tuesday next week, which I'm looking forward to.
You probably wonder if I'm going to be more active (or rather active at all) now that I have time off school. The answer is... well, I don't know. I've been completely void of any inspiration for six months now; I haven't drawn a single drawing since I uploaded that car drawing in May, aside from some pointless doodles. Now that I don't have to worry about school I'll hopefully be able to upload something.
That's pretty much everything I have to say for now. See ya!

Yes, it has happened! Yesterday I turned 18, which means I can now legally drink alcohol beer (although I think beer tastes like horse piss), manage my own economy and vote in public elections.

I think this birthday was one of the better ones I've had. I only got two presents this year, but damn did their value make up for that: two bank accounts with ~25 000 SEK ($3600) each AND a Samsung Galaxy S3 16Gb. Mom and dad, I cannot thank you enough for this <3 .

I also ate dinner at a local restaurant called "The Spicy Cow". I had BBQ'd pork fillets with french fries, bearnaise and smoked-BBQ-sauce. 'Twas delicious.

So yeah, that was my 18th birthday.

Also, thanks a lot to those of you who sent me birthday wishes! It really means a lot to me.

Gee, about time, isn't it?
I've already been at home for five days, but I accidentally forgot to write a journal. Anyway, I'm officially back now, and... that's it, really.
Over and out!

Barely have I gotten home until it's time to leave again. This time I'll be going to a summer camp in the outskirts of Stockholm. I haven't been there in three years, so it's going to be fun to come back.

This means that I won't be able to visit livestreams or chat during the week that I'm gone, however I'll still be able to respond to any possible important messages. And without further ado, goodbye!

Yes, I am indeed back from my vacation in London, and damn, was it fun! I don't think I've ever done so much stuff in a week, and considering I very rarely go out, this is a very welcome change.

Since I'm too lazy to write fluent text, I'll just write a list about the things I did:
* Went to the David Bowie exhibition at the culture museum. This one was a bit unusual, since each visitor was given some kind of receiver, which could pick up signals from transmittors around the rooms and play different music, or present extra information. They were great - when they worked, which they didn't most of the time. The exhibition was great otherwise, though; lots of information about not only Bowie's carreer, but also how he worked and how he made up different characters which he presented himself as.

* Went to the British Music Experience at O₂. The exhibition was, obviously, about the history of British pop music, from the early 60's to today. Multimedia-enhanced as well, with presentation-kiosks that presented a timeline that you could navigate, and a jukebox, which allowed you to listen to music of different genres.

* Went to the British Science Museum. Didn't like it; it was aimed at a much younger audience than I hoped for. I might have enjoyed it ten years ago, but unfortunately for them I'm not seven anymore.

* Went to Camdem Town because I had to go shopping with my sister. It wasn't as bad as it usually is, since the atmosphere was very intriguing. I haven't looked this up, but I believe Camdem Town was a horse stable once, but now the horses have been replaced by stores. It was probably built at least five hundred years ago, and going there almost feels like travelling in time, like going to back to an old medieval market. Obviously the goods and the people are different, but the feel is still there.

* Rode the London Eye. I think it's the biggest ferris wheel in the world, and it's probably the tallest structure in London. Got to see a lot of the city, even though it was pretty scary. Apparently I've become afraid of heights recently :/

And then there's the enormous amount of restaurant visits, but I won't go too much into detail on them. There's one place I should mention in particular though, and that it 'Sticky Fingers', owned by former Rolling Stones-member Bill Wyman. They have really damn good burgers there, and we were lucky to eat there on a monday, which means the burgers were 50% off.

Also, despite my hate for shopping, I did get myself a nice pair of shoes. They look hella' nice and probably wouldn't be available in Sweden. I haven't used them much, but I will get around to it soon.

Well, I think that's it, really. I don't have much to add except that I'll have to live on dog food and water for the next few months. I don't know exactly how much our little trip cost, nor do I want to. Also, I'm sorry about not writing a journal quicker. I've actually been back for almost three days (two days, 21 hours and about 40 minutes). I don't have excuses for this except me being a lazy fucker :s

So, now that I've got that out of the way, I think I'll sign off for today. See you later, people!