Firstly I want to apologize to my dear grandparents for not writing in Norwegian. Secondly I want to explain that there are several reasons why I've been switching over to English lately. I started blogging in my first language because I thought of it as a way of keeping up with Norwegian. After being in Canada I have got to know people all around the world. Therefore I want them to be able to read it to, without having to use google translate. My program has also encouraged me to write in English because that's one of the many "whys" I came to Nova Scotia; To improve my English skills. I've been noticing that the stats have went up after I switched over, and I want to say that I appreciate all the feedback I have had on my last postes.
It's nice to see that I can reach out to a bigger audience by writing in English.
Just a small comment to the post saying that exchange is a challange: My intentions were not to offend or target anyone. It was written from an overall generalized perspective. Neither did I mean to give future exchange students a negative impression. All I wanted was to give you all a honest note about what exchange is really about. You are not entering a Hollywood high school musical movie (although, at some point it feels like it). As an exchange student you live a different, new, but real life. It's going to be downs, mostly ups, but like I said: It's an amazing and unforgettable experience.
Just a small comment to the post saying that exchange is a challange: My intentions were not to offend or target anyone. It was written from an overall generalized perspective. Neither did I mean to give future exchange students a negative impression. All I wanted was to give you all a honest note about what exchange is really about. You are not entering a Hollywood high school musical movie (although, at some point it feels like it). As an exchange student you live a different, new, but real life. It's going to be downs, mostly ups, but like I said: It's an amazing and unforgettable experience.