noiamnotaladyboy: Cutie Pies and Package from Japan

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Cutie Pies and Package from Japan

Random pictures from these past few days

Petter - the Norwegian "Afghan Girl"
National Geographic should hire me

Petter & Benedicte

Yet another photo of Jakob's ehm..

Vidar

Today I went with my mom to a TaeKwon-Do tournament hosted by my old TKD school in Lier. But instead of taking pictures of sweaty people battling, I soon got preoccupied by taking pictures of this little lady:

Little miss, are you implying that I
talk too much, or something?

Alba - the daughter of two of my instuctors from the TaeKwon-Do school in Oslo.

She is a proud big sister

And loves her momma

Cutie pie!

Finally, the package I sent before leaving Japan had arrived. It felt almost like Christmas!

But then I remembered I had only stuffed it with boring books. Gah

Ironically enough I now have all of my Japanese dictionaries and grammar books - a month before I'm finished with my Japanese studies. Oh, well.

My Josai International University mug!

3 comments:

cat said...: awww, så søt! elsket bildene!
og jeg kjente ikke igjen petter før jeg leste navnet hansXD; April 18, 2010 at 7:00 PM
Petter said...: Haha, lol.; April 18, 2010 at 9:26 PM
Roy Rolstad said...: Tusen takk for de fine bildene Kine:-); April 21, 2010 at 9:41 AM

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Who's Kine?

Kine is a 25-year-old Thai-Norwegian who has a passion for self-inflicted pain. That's why she has spent too much time and effort studying languages like Thai, Japanese and Chinese. Kine kicked herself out of the nest when she was 16 and has lived on her own in Norway, Thailand, Japan and China. In 2011 she spent a semester studying at Beijing University, and a short time after wrapped up her second good-for-nothing bachelor's degree at the University of Oslo, majoring in Chinese language. Bangkok is the city of her heart, and this blog's title is the sentence most frequently uttered from her mouth (first in horror, soon with certain acceptance, later in boredom) when she lived in the Big Mango. She's bringing home the bacon by doing her job that she loves; caring for adults with various intellectual disabilities, such as autism and Down's syndrome. She's been doing similar work since the age of 15. Currently she's finally learning a real trade: social work - and will be a certified social worker by the middle of 2015. She also did ITF TaeKwon-Do for ten years.
So now you know.