Archive for 2011

Light Manifestation for BCAM

8 October 2011By 1 Comment
Light Manifestation for BCAM

I was wondering what the oil candles were for when I saw them lighted in broad daylight a week ago. When my friends and I passed by the Domkyrkan, we stopped and looked around the church premises and admired these lights on the ground. A woman approached us and showed us some pink ribbon products. [...]

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A Sign of Fall

4 October 2011By 4 Comments
A Sign of Fall

Some have claimed a few weeks ago that fall was upon us. For me, the sign of fall starts with the leaves of the trees turning yellow. But I don’t actually notice right there and then. When they start to fall on the ground, it’s the time I could tell that they’ve changed colors. I can’t help it but cold [...]

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Taking A Break From Teaching

30 September 2011By 6 Comments
Taking A Break From Teaching

I wished I could take a break from teaching without compromising my job as a teacher. You might be wondering how on earth could I do it. To quit working would be the only way to make my wish would come true. But it was not the way. Part of my job is tutoring or [...]

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No All-Year Round Bloom

25 September 2011By 3 Comments
No All-Year Round Bloom

I was enjoying the beauty of these yellow flowers and while I was doing so, I suddenly thought it will not last. In a couple of weeks, they will start to wither and disappear like they have never bloomed. It happens when fall comes around. But I don’t want to think of that now cos the [...]

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I Love Using MetroTwit

21 September 2011By 3 Comments
I Love Using MetroTwit

If there’s a social media site that I consider myself totally hooked on, it’s nothing else but Twitter. I update my status on it a couple of times everyday than my other social media accounts. I find Twitter more engaging and I feel like I know what’s happening in the world by reading other people’s tweets. [...]

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Chandelier of the Past

17 September 2011By 1 Comment
Chandelier of the Past

This may not be the first chandelier ever made but it certainly belongs to the past centuries home light fixtures. It was fascinating to see this old chandelier at Torpa Stenhus during our teachers’ trip last year. It seemed to me that it had real candles as lights before but they were replaced by electrical ones later, [...]

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