Alright...whos excited to go back :P

Well school is back on for most of us, on the 7th. Got to say this winter break went by pretty quick eh. Well it was a good one, but back to the books for another few months and then summer break yay .
How about sharing what you do at school...what are some fun activities you participate in...or what sports u play...or want events u go to...or clubs u are with ....tell tell ...we'd all love to hear about what our members do daily at their place of study

Well- since i live in the land down under- i don't go back to February

matthewfredrox wrote:

Well- since i live in the land down under- i don't go back to February

well well...thanks for rubbing that in ...lucky you

I've been out of school since 1995 when I graduated from College. But in my free time I love to read, write poetry, kayak, white water raft, spending time at my trailer up north, golf and spend time with my family and friends.

Blessed be, Lisa

wow........ the best thing i do is sit at home.

Lucky you, I started again on January 3rd

Well, what I do is mostly outlined in my introduction. However, I could elaborate a bit!

What I primarily do, while in school, is..... study. Usually I get up at 06.00, get ready for school, and then grab a bus (or bike when the weather is good). I live about 10 miles from my school.

Now concerning my school, we have 3 different types of High Schools here in Denmark.

1: Det Almene Gymnasium (Which basically is an ordinary High School) <-- This is the easiest of the 3 High Schools.

2: Handelsskolen (Which basically is a High School, with a focus on trade and bussiness management) <-- This is the second easiest/hardest of the 3 High Schools.

3: Det Tekniske Gymnasium (Which basically is a High School, with focus on technical subjects, such as advanced mathmatics, physics, chemestry and biology. And also a range of very technical subjects such as "Technology History", "Technology", "Engineering", "Programming" etc.) <-- This is the harders of the 3 High Schools.

As mentioned in my introduction, I'm currently on my 3rd and last year of High School, which in this case would be the 3rd option (Det Tekniske Gymnasium). So you could imagine, that I mostly work with mathmatics/physics and technology subjects in school.

In my spare time, I spend my time on the following:

1: Weightlifting (always (always being as long as I have access to the apropriate equipment) once every 2 days, for 1-2 hours!)
2: Studying (about 2.5 - 3.5 hours a day, in average)
3: Biking (usually bike for about 50 minutes a day (of course these 50 minutes, being on days I dont' bike to school).)
4: Darkthrone, which basically explains it self.
5: Don't have much time for anything else, however, when I have time for other things, I either sit down and study a few non school related subjects, play some games, or work on my skills and/or try to learn something new.

6: sometimes I go out and party, but since I don't drink (alcohol), I don't find it that interresting to see my friends get drunk, beyond reason. (you're allowed to purchase and drink alcohol, when you're 16 years old, here in Denmark [to years ago the age limit was 15 years])

wow it sounds to me Kristian you have a very set and busy life schedule. Its amazing how you manage to fit it all

As Lisa could tell you, i too have a very busy and tiring life schedule with school and hockey, it definitely takes up a lot of my time. And with all the other things i do as hobbies and simply interests definitely doesn't leave a lot of spare time to just sit around. Well i always make time for Christ , and ofcourse for my second home Christian Warriors .

Its nice to see you have a busy schedule , and most of all you enjoy it .

Jus a question, do u think u could post a couple pictures of your country and where you live? i'd be very interested in seeing the area, as i assume many of us would

YAY! PICS!!!!!!!!!!

I too would love to see some pictures.

Well... I guess a few pictures won't hurt anyone

However you know the drill... The following pictures may not be altered in any way, may not be distributed in any way and may not be sold in any way, unless you have a explicit permission from me!

Anyhow, these pictures were taken on May 2. 2007.

Also, the only editting these pictures were subject to was a slight resizing. And sorry for the crappy quality, they were taken with my cell phone camera.

Wow, your pictures are fantastic. Are these pictures near your home or are they scenic pictures of the country side. Your countryside looks beautiful.

Blessed be, Lisa

i don't think i could have said it any better then Lisa did. Your country looks amazing, now if we showed you pictures of our toronto, its the exact opposite. I know when i visit poland the scenery is very similiar to that in the pictures you posted. Thank you for sharing that with us all , as you can see we all love pictures here


*don't worry, no one here is going to do any illegal copyrighting, we are honest and clean people , so don'tcha worry Kristian *

Well you could say that they are both scenic pictures and pictures of where I live All the pictures were taken within 10 miles of where I live, so yes they are near my home!

Wow Kristian, where you live is stunning. I live in the city, our population is over 550,000 people. We are a steel city - lots of large businesses that make steel. As Luke said, if you look at our Toronto, it is totally different than your beautiful countryside.

Seeing your pictures takes me back to my recent visit in England. I love how peaceful the countryside is. Oh and I also took pictures of sheep when I was over there. Not sure why I felt the need to have sheep pictures but it was a huge field of sheep and I thought, hey, why not!!!

Thanks again for sharing your pictures with us.

Blessed be,

Lisa

Hmmm... That means the population of Toronto equals 1/10 of the entire population of Denmark. That's a lot of people!

The town I live in only has about 5-6 thousand citizens, which basically makes my town about 100 times smaller than Toronto.

But yeah, the country side is generally more beautiful than the concrete jungle of the cities. However, don't visit Denmark if you're looking for sheep! We hardly have any here. We do, on the other hand, have plenty of cows and deer

Wow..... Nice place- and soooooo green. This place is brown