Happy 17th norwegians! 
A little selection of some of the pictures taken today. See all of them here: http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh76/juliehoaas/may17th-2008-Breakfast/
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What? What's on the 17th? I was JUST in Olso about a week ago…
Really? You were in Oslo? What did you think of it, honestly?
May 17th is Norway's constitution day 
Too bad you missed it 
Yes, I was in Oslo. Just check back through my VOX posts
And it was nice…sunny…and ridiculously more expensive than any other European country I've ever been to =P
I will! I haven't been online for some time, so I haven't had the time to go through my neighbourhoods posts
Haha, yes. Norway is very expensive 
Even us Norwegians feel so 
I was thinking that your wages would balance that out =P
If you're an average Norwegian, with the average income, it's still expensive :/ Basic food and groceries aren't that bad, but eating out, or even drinking coffee out is expensive. I don't know if you visited Aker Brygge in Oslo, but a 0,5 or 0,4 liter beer there can cost around 20 USD! Because of the location of course, but still… Other places (without the view), you can get a beer for around 8 USD. At least at the place I hang out.