Radio Paradise

Well I've returned to the blogging scene once again. A decision that has been postponed several times, and I have to admit that the blog yesterday wasn't very planned. To cut straight to the facts I helped my father create a blog (he stole my layout, the cheeky bastard) and in the process of doing so I got a creative lust. So I borrowed (stole) my mother's computer and started to compose a most peculiar text. When finished, and satisfied, I pressed that old familiar publish-button and sat back with a grin on my face, enjoying my own verbal mess on the screen. And so, I'm stuck and will now try to keep up the blogging again. I find it quite relaxing. I've always described my blogging as "sophisticated bullshit", due to the fact that I quite generally don't have any revolutionary story to tell, but deliver my nonsense in a nicely wrapped text.

This new attempt at using English instead of Swedish is a natural response to me currently studying English at the university. It feels natural to try to develop another language as well as I've developed my ability/abilities to write in Swedish through blogging. But fear not my faithful fans! There will be more blogs in Swedish, as sure as Chinese people don't like rice on their pizzas.

In this here first neutral blog I will, besides providing you with the previous information, only give you a couple of well placed advice as to what to do with your everyday life. Now, are you one of those people who listen to good music? Nice good lounge-rock with a nice relaxing effect? Then I've got the news of the century for you. Check out Radio Paradise, a wonderful provider of gentle and qualitative music first recommended to me by my sister. Now it has turned to an necessary asset in the process of breaking through the minutes of the day.

Second of on my list is for you World of Warcraft-gamers who like to check out on PvE-instances and have a good laugh in the meantime. Project Lore is a show featuring five guys with four cameras doing in-depth coverage of several instances in WoW. With humor, good advice and extensive information I've found the show very entertaining and wait for the new episodes at 21.00 Paris Time each weekday. Strongly recommended for you WoW-gamers out there, however probably quite dull to those of you who have yet to experience the great world of Azeroth.

Well, well. Now I'm on to my studies. At the moment I'm reading through Toni Morrison's Beloved. A beautiful book; very fascinating. So you'll have to excuse me!

Catch you next time on Radio Charlez!