A Blog In Norway: desember 2008

fredag 12. desember 2008

classics on a friday

I should be putting my dancing shoes on, but instead I am writing papers in the computer room drinking coffee at 9.30 pm

5 more days. Too much, but at the same time, not enough.

Thank god for the ability to create a soundtrack to spark up what right now I must admit is not my favorite activity, doing "research" no matter how good it feels to be back in school...

Sometimes I wish life was like a musical. This is something I don't hate on.
I would jump on the desk and sing this song with as loud as my lungs could carry in a minute. Yeah, you know I would...

Jeg vet ikke hvorfor jeg skrev dette over paa engelsk. Regner liksom ikke med at denne bloggen har en enorm utelandsk folgerskare. Jeg har vel generelt ganske liten tro paa at noen i det hele tatt leser bloggen utenom naar jeg tvinger paa folk en link. det er vel saaann egentlig ganske ok. koster meg FRYKTELIG mange hatepoeng aa i det hele tatt ha en blogg. men jeg maa liksom bite i det sure elet noen ganger. Alle vennene mine, eller rettere sagt, alle de kule vennene mine, blogger jo. Dessuten er det en grei maate aa vise at jeg lever. Den som sa at internett gjorde folk usosiale var et fjols

Anywhoooooo's jeg maa gjore ferdig denne dritt oppgaven. For aa gi dere litt innblikk i min verden, dette er den siste setningen jeg skrev:

For activists, the weakening of the traditional all encompassing notion of sovereignty is a good thing. These networks, across territory borders are valuable and create a space for cooperation and negation that previously was not present for states. As a result, there are increased opportunities for change through interaction between societies and states in issues of international policies. Thus, Keck and Sikkink believes that globalization has a positive effect, in that it brings states together in new arenas and promotes cooperation on issues where states coming together to find solutions are absolutely necessary.