Canned Blog: Livets herlige/jævlige ironi

mandag 12. april 2010

Livets herlige/jævlige ironi

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Jeg hadde en prat med Øyvind Morstøl i dag, og det ser ut til at det snart blir ledig jobb på Åndalsnes. Som organist! Jeg har gått og ventet på det hvor lenge nå? Så flytter jeg, og da…

Akkurat nå—egentlig de siste dagene, faktisk—har jeg lyst til å slå noe hardt og lenge.

Jeg mister stadig vekk lysten på å være til.

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Mrs Krogsætertirsdag, 13 april, 2010
Det er drit dårlig gjort!!! Men jeg har heller en stor tro på en musiker karriere her oppe enn en organist jobb der nede.

Kona di :)
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Anonymtirsdag, 13 april, 2010
Er det virkelig mulig.... Blir bare oppgitt på dine vegne jeg.. og gir deg en laaaaaaang og god trøste/lykke-til-klem :)
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