It's fun to sing eurovision songs in foreign languages! Especially the ones you can barely, or not at all understand.

I've been doing quite good with my French (I did study it for a while after all)...
Allez Allez Allez Allez Allez, Il faut danser
Tout le monde, danser, tout le monde, danser collé serré!

...surprisingly good with my Serbian (I think I'm a natural)...
Ljubiš me k'o balavica, nije te sram
Beograd, Beograd, ja bezobrazan
Ne jednom, ne dvaput, tri puta me
Beograd, Beograd, tri puta po naški je.

...but the Greek is a tough one!
Ola tha t' allakso - OPA!
Kai tha to fonakso - OPA!
Perasmena ksehasmena ki ola ap' tin archi ksana

Last night we watched the first semi final for Eurovision Song Contest, where 10 countries moved on to the final. It was more fun than I thought, there was some decent songs and the right ones got through. It would have been nice if Finland had made it, but the awesomeness of Greece made up for it. :)

This is slightly related to what I said about Americans being drama queens, except Swedish people just get excited about the most random little things. They're not too interested in Halloween or prom night, but when it's that time of the year... when it's time for Eurovision, that's a different story, they all go CRAZY!

The big talker right now is our crown princess is getting married this summer. Whoop-di-doo. I swear, if I see another ad to buy the official wedding chocolate or wedding china or coffee mugs with the happy couple in little love hearts, I don't know what I will do. Have people got no life? It's like they got no one in their own lifes to pay attention to and to shower with best wishes and love, they all have to love the same person.

I'm never gonna understand the whole celebrity phenomenon. I mean yeah, I'm gonna watch Eurovision too, but that doesn't mean that's all I'm gonna talk about for three weeks.

I know I sound like I'm no fun, but... yeah maybe I'm basically no fun. At school everyone goes on about graduation parties but I'm not interested. I like to enjoy the little things in life instead.