What is Nettby??

Nettby is the second largest internet community site after Facebook. People more than 980,000 make their profiles on nettby started since 14 September 2006. This website own by “VG”, Norway’s largest newspaper. Uesers on nettby use their nickname instead of real name and all profiles are visible for all user. You can also see your profile and your friend’s profile’s visiters. By this way, it turns very easy to connect to the others and get visiter from every place in Norway and around the world. The biggest group of users is from Trondheim, with about 35,700 users.

the homepage site is look like this.

my user name is “Tonfai”

visit my site? Jaaaa….^^

People call it “Kinaflett” or ‘Chinese braid’ in English. I did try it sometimes but I think it’s not very match with me – -” but anyway I think it’s nice and simple. My friend found a blog of a Norwegian hairdresser. She have posted some videos on youtube and on her blog so i’d like to show you how it look like

videos : http://salongen.blogg.no/

lets see how people here celebrate their Easter holiday^^

It is a tradition to be with with your family during the holiday. The house was full of easter decorations welcoming everyone in the family. There is no tradition food for easter but still people want to eat something yellow.  There was one day my family asked me to make food. My host father like ‘green curry’ (i used to cook that once before ) so cooked it and i made ‘fried rice with egg’ for the children. My green curry turn out to something else with some reasons, i don’t know why – -” but my host father seems to like it very much! lol  i wonder what will i get comments if thai people have tasted my food XD

And if you talk about Easter, you would never miss to talk about…

to get an Esater Egg!! XD

This is like the highlight of Easter. The children in the family will get easter egg with full candies inside. I think I like this tradition best…hahaha XD I didn’t get an easter egg actually, my host family said tradition is for those small children so I went out and bought a bag of candies from the shop myself…hahahaXD

but the most important thing you need to do during the holiday is to go skiing! i think norwegain people are very sporty. My host parents are about 60 years old both and they like to go skiing very much. They could go skiing everyday if they have time and the weather was not to bad. And they can go on skiing like 8 kilometers long way!!I was a bit surprised when I first known how active they are.

This is a picture i took from the skiing rally near by my host family’s cabin- lots of people were join. Somebody said that “the norwegains are born with the ski on their feet” and I am totally agree! hahahahaXD

but lets us talk about what we’ll need for Easter Ski trip

number 1: cross-country ski (langrennski)

of couse you’ll need it there are 2 difference kind of skiing– down hill skiing and cross-country skiing. I think people do both kind of ski in Easter, but for my family they like cross country best

number 2: kvikk lunsj

Kvikk Lunsj is a norwegain brand chocolate about 70 years old. It’s turn to a very important part of ski trip. Everyone have kvikk lunsj with them to ski as a tradition.

number 3: orange (appelsin)

one more tradition lunsh pack oranges are grow during this time (since after christmas) so it’s turn to a tradition to take with you oranges when you tripping outside ^^

and i guess you have all you need to celebrate Easter in Norway now ^^

very simple- go skiing with kivkk lunsj and orange

so have fun!!

just long long times ago before christmas ’08, i think – -” a bit too old, i know, but that day i did try snowboarding for the frist time! Vasily was my teacher that day. He was a very good teacher but poor him got a student like me! hahahaXD It is very difficult to keep balance and the snow was very hard, that i felt VERY VERY HURT all over my body the day after TT^TT it was not so nice, but what ever, i did have fun and it good to try, isn’t it?

Vasily and i walk up to the easiest hill XD

we are ready! hahahahahaXD

Fai learnt how to turn left and right…it was not so easy – -”

it’s my turn to go alone!

and of course…

I fell – -”

ok, start again!

ffeeewwwww~~….

fell again – -”

then try again…

OMG! look how PRO she was!! O.o*

and she did a very good landing! hahahahaXD

Vasily came to help me

a very good help – -*

we started to fight! hahahahahaXD

but for a while we turn friends again, he help me walk up hill…hahahahaXD

it was SO HURT!!! TT^TT

but at the end, I could smile for the day

special thanks : Barbara Truger and Vasily Kosyakov

det var litt lang side når æ skrivet det siste gang Alle i Thailand var bare spør mæ om når blir det neste fortelling om Norge igjen men æ e så lat til å skrive så blir det litt lang tid mellom fortellinger i bloggen hahahaXD ikke bra…

men idag æ har god tid så skal æ fortelle dæ litt om når æ var på leir i Snåsa Alle 17 AFS utvekslingsstudenter som bor i Nord-Trøndalag komme sammen på siste leir i Snåsa for 3 dager. Vi har veldig lang fritid og være ut hele dagen, gå på ski, fiske på isen!! yehhh o(^0^)o*

æ glemte å ta med mitt kamera på leir (og det var litt dum, æ veit ) så min venner sende bilder til mæ etterpå ^^ også ta æ noen bilder fra vennenen mine fra facebook…håpe de blir ikke sint på mæ Y__Y

men la oss se på bilder!

æ e veldig flink til å står på ski, vettu ;P / I’m so good at skiing! hahahahaXD

Ingmar, Fai og Barbara – we are ready to dig a fishing hole!

This is what we use to make a hole

put the worm on the hook <– (my english is so poor – -”)

start fishing!

But i gess you know that it take time till you get the fish. So whlie this time…

I was jumping with my friends XD

jump down the hill =[]=*

I’m flying without wings…XD

stamp our faces in the snow!

RUN for our LIFE!!!!! hahahahaXD

And as the result…you know, no one manage to catch any fish! lol

but it was fun with snow, isn’t it? XD

oohh!! btw,on the way back home we saw a HUGE group of reindeers!!! about 200 reindeers, maybe? was walking cross the road we drove so we stoped and took pictures  

they are so cute! ^^

i just know that day that some reindeers have no colors on! XD

they were looking at me >.<!!!!

and the last one, indispensable, a picture of me with the reindeers behide! lol

Special Thanks : Barbara Truger and Vasily Kosyakov

long time since i update my blog…sorry

but today i have more videos for you to see how is it going in my art lessons in high school in Norway. I don’t know how is it in the other countries, maybe they are the same in Europe. But if you compare with Thailand, we are so much differance in our education system. Art class like this we have only in the university not in high school because of bare money support from the government take our chance away. but what ever, i don’t want to make this blog sound so sad…so let’s watch the videos and see what i have done in the art class and how i enjoy my time in Norway

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and this is the result…

a bit funny with the hair XD

do we look alike?

but anyway, hope you enjoy my video and don’t forget to leave a comment

My host mother got the whale meat from her friend so we have it as dinner. She said it was her second time in her life tasted this! (how lucky i am ) It taste like liver but the feeling is more like beef while chewing. I think I like beef better, anyway I’m glad to try so now i can tell people ‘ I ate whale before’ ^0^

these photos are nice, do you think so?

Have you a Christmas calender?

Fai Pansomboon <<<—hahahaha XD

Overhalla (place name)

- No, that is what i’m not get used to. I come from Thailand and i’m not used to celebrate Christmas – and inasmuch as it never has a point to count down to Christmas Eve. On the other hand I’m going to celebrate Christmas for the first time this year. It would be great.

Monica Hågensen (17)

Flatanger (place name)

- Yes, I have a Flax calender. It was took out of the Norsk Tipping, and people can win up to 500,000 Kr. – but it haven’t give me any prize yet. I used to have Christmas calender since I was younger too, but my mom made it.

Synnøve Himo Vold (18)

Overhalla (place name)

- No, not yet – but maybe I can buy one. I have thinking about a Flax – or Kinder – Calender. Or I’ll watch the Julekalender on  TV. Then I come enough for Christmas feeling, and I’m looking forward to watch the series again.

(I’m not sure if this translation is all correct but I did try my best – -”)

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This local newspaper is publish to 4 cities, I think…i’m not sure. These cities are not very big, but many people at the school did saw my interview! (hahahaha) and they all said like, “Hi Fai!, I saw your picture on the newspaper today!” I was a bit surprised that day actully, because I just had an intetviewed in the everning of the day before and the next morning I what said yesterday is on the paper already! hahahaha…people working very fast!!

but this was not my first time had a picture in the local newspaper in Norway! (oooiiii!!!)  It was 1 picture before, but it was a picture of 42 exchange students that live in the middle part of Norway this year! so i was just a small girl in the picture…hahahaha XD We were all in the local newspaper because we had a ‘Talent Show’ during the camp for people on the the ‘Ona Island’ that day, i can show you…

The whole world are at Ona - 42 AFS students are on the island visiting.

a closer picture from the other's camera.

and that are all i have

maybe I’ll turn famous soon! hahahahaha XD