mandag 18. august 2008

Garasjen er ikke til å kjenne igjen

Etter turen til sørlandet i helga, ble garsjen full av isolasjon. Her skulle en ikke tro at det for kort tid siden hadde vært et geburtsdagsselskap. Men som de fleste erfarer så skjer ting så fort i dag, at naboene høyst sansynlig ikke har blitt noe særlig overrasket.

Planen er nå at vi skal isolere loftet på garasjen, slik at vi får ei stue der som også kan benyttes til overnatting. Tror det kan bli bra, for det er tydeligvis flere som trenger overnatting når de kommer på besøk.

4 kommentarer:

Fancys blogg sa...

HELLO Herman,

I have enjoyed looking at your photos. I can`t read swedish or Norweign, but perhaps you can read English.

I see you work or live in Osfold. That is where my family is living. The farm name is Funderud. I have visited there three times and love it very much.
Your photos make me lonesome for Norway. I looks like you are showing us pictures of your family and looks like you are going to insulate your cottage.
If you can read this please write back.

Greetings from,
Nancy

Rolf Herman sa...

Hello Nancy!
Fantastic that you found my blogg. How did you find my blogg?

You write about your familiy in Østfold, but whats the name of your familiymembers here in Norway?

As a answer to you,I'll write to you.

Grettings from Herman

Geir L. sa...

Hei Hermann

Kjempefin blogg!!!

Med så mange prosjekter på gang, har du tid til å være på kontoret i Møllergt.?

Når blir krabbefestivalen introdusert for svenske "kreftor"?

hilsen fra

Geir L.
(Gardermoen)

Fancys blogg sa...

Hello Herman,

This is Nancy writing again. I did have Lidunn write to you and tell you of my problem..I can`t read norweign. In as much as she tried to teach me. I can recognize some words and figure out your blog.
She was an exchange student living at our house in Minnesota USA for one year. I have learned alot about Norway in the past and am interested in reading your blog.
I see you have photos from Stavonger.That is where Liduun was from.
Now she is living way up in the dark.

I hope you can answer this.Or I can figure out how to get it to you.

Greetings from Minnesota,
Nancy