DeadPan Adventures: Should I be living in Southern California?

So for the past 3 weeks all I've been doing is working at Starbucks, shaping a surfboard and playing American Football :) Talking with Marko he amusingly stated that this was the profile of someone living in California rather than Norway!

In football news we lost the finals a few weeks ago but played well and are happy going forwards. We are in preseason training and our new coach is actually a German guy who has played for many years and is really doing great with the team so far. Preseason is 1 hour fitness and agility and 1 hour of football. Going to be fit by the time season rolls around in March that's for sure.

Apart from the above Marta and I went back to Lærdal for her father's 60th birthday celebration. It was a great night packed full of nice food, nice speeches and lots of drinks. It's always great being back in Marta's home town to spend time with her family. Her brother Jonas is coming down to Bergen for a few days this weekend as well.

Pictures of course...

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Some sequences of the final game photographed by my good buddy Erik. I really need to buy some new socks.

7'8" x 22" x 2 7/8"

A little uneven here and there but I think it's okay in the places that matter most. Might have to wait till it warms up again so I can glass it outside, otherwise hopefully I can find a workshop to rent for a day.

Typical party Kaldtbord or Cold Table at the birthday party. In the above picture you can see Rakfisk. It's a super pungent smelling and tasting fish that is salted and fermented for months. I (and most Norwegians) have to eat it with lots of cheese and potatoes to stomach even just a piece of. Sometimes it's good and other times it's horrible, all in the same bite.