Everyday tales of the week: Hacked. Confused. Almost independent. Haven't stopped laughing.

For the first time in my life I have tried to be hacked - on a twitter account I hardly ever use, only in order to follow the work of organisations I admire. Everyone now thinks I am some kind of idiot spamming twitter with porn. #whatonearthdidIeverdotoyoupornfreak

After being confused, calling the center to get help and in the process also confusing the guy in the other end of the telephone, I am now officially now unemployed. #unemploymentisalreadyabitch #thehelperonthephonewasveryoverbearing #idiotidiotidiot=me

We sat all over in the room. Some in the couch. Some on different chairs. Some on the floor. We were celebrating my sisters 20th birthday. At one point I sat on the floor eating dinner. I looked up and flying in the air was a plastic plate with salat and meat on it rolling around landing in the couch with meat and salat all over. In the process my mothers boyfriend, who tried to safe his plate embarrassingly tried to clean up the mess. I almost died laughing. #longtimeagoIlaughedsohard #heisnotafanofmineafterthat #ForonceIdidnotdoit #notmenotmenotme

I felt like superwoman and completely independent when I repaired my bike the other day - the day after I went down in the bacement to get it, so I could meet my brother downtown. The tyre was still flat! #whathappenedtomyindependence #Againagainagain #longlivestubbornness


Last weeks tales, is possible to be read here.

Absolutely All-time Favourite Cartoon Childhood Memories.

I must admit to have filled the blog with rather thesis-affected subject recently, so I thought I needed to make a completely different and more light blog on something that might not matter that much, but is kind of down to earth. As an ultimate displacement activity from my thesis, I loooooove to watch series and especially cartoons. There is something completely innocent about watching a childish view of the world and it reminds me that school, career and thesis is not supposed to fill up every hour of my day. 

So therefore, I give you my top 3 absolutely all time favourite childhood memories or more specifically: displacement activities.

1. Winnie the Pooh

When I recently discovered that the Winnie the Pooh series was actually on DVD I had to have them. So I spend all the money I did not have on all the DVD's I could find. Since, Winnie the Pooh have been my absolutely favourite activity during the day. 

As a kid I had a VHS-tape that my parents had made me full of episodes from Disney Show and I remember the sorrow and the anger I felt when that tape. My absolutely favourite tape in the world had been copied with a football match. Since, I have always hated football - which actually makes sense now really. 

2. The Gummy Bears

Ever since I realised that I could see all 6 seasons of this cartoon, I have enjoyed the trip down memory-lane. I was a bit older when this series became a part of the Disney Show in Danish Television every friday night. It was not until recently, I came to really love this show as a replacement activity for serious-thesis-thinkings!









What is your all-time-favourite cartoon childhood memory?