Norwaymetalgirl

This weekend I was at Desucon 7 here in Norway. It was freaking awesome. I met a lot of awesome people, I saw plenty of awesome art, clothes and stuff, got compliments, saw some awesome costumes, got really paranoid and stuff like that. But the best part of it all was when I met !humon (https://www.deviantart.com/humon) I met her at her stand and we talked a bit. She said my costume was cool :D Isn't that awesome?? Oh, I just loved it and I felt honoured! When the Q and A was finished, I walked up to her with an unused napkin in my purse and an eyeliner so she could sign it. I said "Sorry, I don't have a pen, only this eyelinger ;_;" she leaned over the table and took a b

I can't survive without the internet. In our house, we're changing our internet provider and are therefore without internet at the moment. It has been that way for the last six days. And it will continue on for an unknown period since we first had to make sure we're absolutely without internet and now we have to talk to some people to get a new provider and such. Don't ask me, I don't know the details. And this has made me go to my mother's workplace to write this. This makes me feel like I've become everything I've hated. I've never viewed of myself as a person who is dependent on computers and internet. For gods sake, I always go the entir

Yesterday was awesome! I saw the one and only Rammstein live yesterday! It was amasing! So much pyrotechnics! Oh god, it might have been the most amasing thing ever! I got there around an hour or so before the first band started playing. The warm up band was called Deathstar. They were either swedish or norwegian. They were actually pretty good. I`m sorry for saying this, but also very cute :3 I liked their singer. There was just something about his voice that was awesome. I had a pretty good view. I had only one person in front of me. I didn`t start that way, but whenever someone turned around to talk to someone or look around, I just slip