Four

Okey I'm gonna be super un-Swedish right now and tell you about me, myself and I. 'Cause I just really wish that I could tell you how happy I am for being where I am right now. But I truly can't, cause I don't know so many words in either English or Swedish for you to ever understand this kind of grateful- and happiness. I hope that's okey. But now you know that most of it isn't just an "instagram show off" lol (although it sucks here too some times I'm not gonna lie). So happy four months in the states to me. #antijantelagen lol That text is from my latest post on instagram that I posted yesterday night. And since that post was in English, I might just keep it going here too (only for now though). Oh and btw, it doesn't matter if I'm writing a blog post or a text to someone back home, I start writing in English every single time. And then I have to start over and do it in Swedish. So what I'm trying to say is that I speak English so much that I keep forgetting words in Swedish, which just makes it so much more easier for me to just keep it in English. Haha. Just a side note. I've been here for four months now. I mean how crazy is that! Well to be honest, it's not that crazy at all. 'Cause one part of me feels like I've been here since forever, like Sweden is just a country I've been visiting a lot over the years. lol. Another part of me makes me feel like I just came here, wish also basically is true. For good or bad. Like I've said before, life is so easy here, everything just runs so smoothly and time goes way too fast. Is that even a word, smoothly? Oh well. From this month I haven't found anything in particularly new about either America or Virginia, but the more I've got to know about my self. The boys, my boys, teach me new things about everything and nothing all the time, and so much about me. Like how to handle a situation or just about how much I have grown since I first came here. I am so proud of the person I'm becoming, and it's all thanks to this wonderful family that has fully taken me under their wings. Gosh I'm so grateful. Btw, one thing that I'll never get use to is when you're driving on the highway and you're about to go on an exit road and the speed limit goes from 65 mph (typ 100 km/h) down to 25 mph (typ 30 km/h) in the blink of an eye. Like there is nothing telling you in advance that the speed is about to drop that fast! So you're speeding and than you basically have to do a halt. So yeah, I'll for sure never get use to that.