The Fire Truck Museum

Yesterday I made a dream come true for Leópold. I finally got him to the Fire Truck Museum in Reykjanesbær. I have actually tried to take him before but with the opening hours not listed it is kinda tricky business trying to arrive when the door is not locked. 

But yesterday we got in, and it seems to open at 1 on Sundays in case you are trying to get in yourself. 

And is costs 850 kr. for Adults, so bring your money. Leópold was free but I do not know at what age they would charged.

Here are some pictures. Some are a little blurry on account of the fact that Leópold is so full of energy you need a sport high definition action camera to get a clear shot. 

airport firetruck

he really wanted to climb up there

One ambulance in with the fire trucks

Before they were really firetrucks

More like fire trolleys for the horse to drag. 

Lights and sound from the big fire of 1915

Leópold is also a statue 

Leópolds favorite area, the spare parts

Leó and Davíð in Canada

While I was finishing my exams and final paper, Davíð took Leópold to Canada for his grandfathers birthday. The older boys had to stay home, they had school, but Leópold went so I could focus more on my studying. Here are some pictures from the week away.

Leópold on the plane

Out the window

The map

discovering nature

Aunt Anne to point out the bugs for him

More

a snail - the most amazing thing to a 4 year old

Anne 

awesome

lots of ants

looking for more bugs

Leópold and the bird of birds

Leópold and Richard on the bike

Anne and Leópold

Grandpa, Leópold and Nana

Lokaritgerð

Today I handed in all three copies of my lokaritgerð to the university. 2 are used for marking and 1 is now in the library. It is also available online at http://hdl.handle.net/1946/17838
In case anyone has some time on there hands and/or an interest in How Icelanders took part in the original settlement of Saskatchewan, Canada.

uncyclopedia.wikia.com

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Iceland

above is the link to the best ever article about Iceland. Prepare to laugh, a lot. Best part it, is it strangely true.

3 days of crazy on the way

https://www.facebook.com/events/604161973006916/

check it out, the red cross store I volunteer in is having a 50% off sale tomorrow, three hours only 11-2, because we know you have room in your closet after spring cleaning.

also tomorrow:
women if the world meet for coffee and planning of our mountain hike and bbq trip at the end of the month.
see you at the library at 1.

i am also working tomorrow at my new job in Garður.

and on sunday.

i am also preparing for my last exam.

and I had a job interview today, cause summer is the time to work like a crazy person, isnt that right.

monday is my last exam, that means that tuesday morning starts the serious dieting in preparation of my graduation on june 21, providing i passed everything, and i suspect i did.

now i am taking kasper out for dinner at kfc in order to combine eating with quality time.

i am the master of multitasking.