Friday, May 08, 2009

ABC #10 - J


New week - new ABC challenge: The letter J
(kommenter gjerne på norsk, svensk eller dansk)

Since my Blog is written in a kind of English, I've given me a double challenge: The objects must begin with the same letter or sound in both Norwegian and English.
How about that? Do you take the challenge?

Here: Some facts about the Letter J

If your name starts with J:
“J” is the letter representing ambition. They readily take on any task they think will help them reach their goals more quickly.
Ambition and eagerness tend to dominate their lives. The need for movement is so powerful; the “J” person has a hard time being still. Read more...

If you like Jazz - jazz, click here

Let us start like the year does. With the first month of the Year, according to the western calendar.

And very Norwegian.
As many of my readers around our Globe do think about Norway
.
January - januar

This Photo is scanned from an old Slide, in the Hills of Oslo, Norway

Other Months beginning with J: June - Juni and July - Juli.
Our Sumerhome is up in the Hills in the background. You see, we have nice Summers in Norway as well.
Jarlsberg Cheese - Jarlsberg ost

First time I did visit my Son in Michigan, we among others went to a Cheese Shop in Holland, Michigan. To have something else but the Pre-Sliced American Cheddar. We asked for the owners first choice:
- It's without doubt Jarlsberg, he said.
- Why, I asked
Then he started a long, fantastic and very engaged explanation. About this Norwegain Cheese, sold World wide.
- I'm impressed, I replied, we will have two pounds please.
After we had payed, I showed him my Passeport.
The shop-owner smile widely and then he gave us some of his second choice: Emmenthaler from Switzerland;))
And said thank you and good luck, have a nice stay here in Michigan etc etc

Jotunheimen (Home of the Giants) - Jotunheimen

The highest Mountain range in the Nordics (Smörstabbreen - Glacier in the background)

And now let's continue Globaly
Jew - Jöde

This photo was taken in the Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach, Florida, USA. 6 million Jews names are written on the Walls. Some people denies Holocaust.
Jungle - Jungel

This photo is taken in the Jungle on the Argentinian side of the fantastic Iguazu Water Falls
Here is from our visit . Relaxe and enjoy. You deserve it.

Japan - Japan

Here is a photo from the Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon (USA)
- we did visit in 2006


And here is my dear blog-friend Ghee and her daughter. They live in Japan.

Well this is it for this weeks ABC - did you learn some more Norwegian?
Just comment Yes - No - don't know or I do not understand English;))

Have a great Weekend - we will be very busy - so stay tuned.
More to come.....


PS. When you have comment all other ABC - J entries, I recommend you to come back here and click on the different links. Lots to learn and enjoy.
The original ABC challenge derived from Denise Nesbitt from Yorkshire in England and Petunia brought the challenge to Norway.
Since my Blog is written in a kind of English, I've given me a double challenge: The objects must begin with the same letter or sound in both Norwegian and English.
How about that? Do you take the challenge? To learn some Norwegian.

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33 Comments:

Blogger Charlotte - FO² said...

Supert innlegg med masse flotte bilder! Du er god på dette her. Og flott at du også skriver på engelsk :)

Morsom historien om osten. hehe.

Ha en fantastisk helg!

May 08, 2009 8:54 pm  
Blogger Jeanette Jess1 said...

Kjempeflott innlegg!!!
Jeg ble plutselig veldig stolt av å ha ett navn som begynner på J ;o)

May 08, 2009 9:18 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

For et suverent innlegg du har laget denne gangen.. både informativt og morsomt på samme tid.
Tror jeg skal være litt stolt over å ha et navn på J jeg også. ;)

May 08, 2009 9:48 pm  
Blogger Olga T said...

Du har lyckats igen! Denna veckan fanns det många ting som passade. Trevligt inlägg!

May 08, 2009 9:55 pm  
Blogger organic-lizzi said...

Utrolig interresant...og sååå mange steder du har vært da!!
Ingen J og spore i mitt navn...hmm...
Kos dere i "sommerheimen"..& fortsatt super helg..
Masse hilsen fra Randi

May 08, 2009 9:56 pm  
Blogger Hobbygåsa said...

Kjempeflott innlegg, og så masse herlige bilder! Morsomt med Jarlsbergosten. Ha en fin helg!

May 08, 2009 10:00 pm  
Blogger JULIEK said...

Her var det jo utrolig mange J motiver. Disse har ikke jeg tenkt på : )

May 08, 2009 10:17 pm  
Blogger Petunia said...

Mange flotte J'er her! Jazz er ikke min favorittmusikk, men noe av det er jo lyttbart;)
Et lite tips fra meg. Når du legger deg inn på mr. Linky så godtar du det alternativet som automatisk kommer opp på link til innlegget ditt. Det er hver gang ditt bidrag # 4 for D. Hvis du manuelt kopiere ukens boksav innleggs link og limer det inn, så får vi rett innlegg opp hver gang. Litt lettere for dem som ikke er så kjent i bloggverden og ikke vet hvordan de skal finne ditt nyeste ABC innlegg.
Ha en fin helg!

May 08, 2009 10:22 pm  
Blogger Inger said...

Her hadde du samlet mange flotte J'er! Et informativt og artig bidrag :)

Ha en fin helg!

May 08, 2009 10:24 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Godt gjort å finne så mye forskjellig på hver bokstav på to språk. Imponert, blir jeg! Fin helg!

May 08, 2009 10:53 pm  
Blogger Monika said...

Her var det mange fine bilder med j
God helg
-smil fra monika

May 08, 2009 11:53 pm  
Blogger ASSA said...

Flott kombinasjon av ordene!

May 09, 2009 12:42 am  
Blogger Vestlandsjenta! said...

Hm, J var visst ikke noen vanskelig bokstav for deg ser det ut som! Mye bra her da, og så på begge språk da!! Imponerende!!

Ha en strålende helg!

May 09, 2009 1:42 am  
Blogger Unknown said...

What great photos! But that Japanese Garden has really caught my eye. I'd love to visit since the drive shouldn't be all that long... You must tell me more information! :)

May 09, 2009 2:44 am  
Blogger Rune Eide said...

You certainly covered a lot of "J"s! I loved the story from Michigan (it shows the value/resourcefullness of Jarlsberg's PR department).

May 09, 2009 9:05 am  
Blogger Sologbolig said...

Kjempeflott innlegg på J. Artig opplevelse med Jarlsbergosten. Og sterkt fra Holocaust Memorial. Da vi var i Jerusalem besøkte vi Holocaustmusèet + barnemusèet. Der var det heilt mørkt bare med små lys (stjerner) og navn og alder på drepne barn vart lest opp. Sterkt. Eg hadde gåsehud på kroppen og tårer i augene !!

May 09, 2009 9:24 am  
Anonymous claudie said...

Hello Tor!
What picture caught my eye? Guess!
Cheese of course! I would want to taste it now for my breakfast!!!

May 09, 2009 10:01 am  
Anonymous Tove E said...

Heia!
Et flott bidrag til J, mange
J ord:0)

May 09, 2009 12:07 pm  
Anonymous Margrethe said...

Super tolkning af J - dejlige billeder :-)

May 09, 2009 12:22 pm  
Blogger ~♥~ Monica S said...

wow.. det var mange J'er!! FLODDIS!!! :-) (flott med andre ord)

Monica

May 09, 2009 12:56 pm  
Blogger Miriam Elisabeth ツ said...

Supert innlegg. Lærte mye :)

May 09, 2009 2:21 pm  
Blogger Maribeth said...

Great photo's all around.
I LOVE Jarlsberg cheese! Oh I love it, and I wish my cholesterol levels allowed me the chance to eat it more often!

May 09, 2009 2:49 pm  
Anonymous foto CHIP said...

YES! I learnt a lot more :)
Tack för du delar med dig!

May 09, 2009 5:50 pm  
Anonymous minon said...

Veldig flott løsning på oppgaven. Her har du virkelig vært kreativ og tatt deg god tid!

Kjepebra du skriver på engelsk. Har tenkt på det selv, men har ikke kommet i gang.

Ønsker deg en fortsatt fin helg!

May 09, 2009 9:52 pm  
Anonymous RennyBA said...

Jeg liker Jarlsberg og gjerne Januar med mye snø også :-)

Great, readable and educating post Tor - keep up the good work!

Håper dere koser dere glugg ihjel i sommerhuset i helgen!

May 09, 2009 10:43 pm  
Blogger Mariann S said...

Ett artig J-bidrag :)

May 10, 2009 12:35 am  
Blogger ArneA said...

A great post regarding the J letter.
Don´t overdo your activity this weekend. Still some hours to recover.

May 10, 2009 9:56 am  
Blogger Shammickite said...

January is too cold in the Jotunheimen so in July I'll go to the Jungle in Japan to eat Jarlsberg with some Jews....

May 10, 2009 2:24 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Du fandt sandelig masser af brugelige, engelske ord. Flot :-D

May 10, 2009 4:27 pm  
Anonymous Lifecruiser said...

Oh, I enjoyed those very different J:s verrrry much indeed :-)

Yep, We're home again - against our will..... *giggles*

We have to take a vacation now, we're so tired!!!

May 10, 2009 9:44 pm  
Blogger Unknown said...

så mange forskjellige J'er!!

og tusen takk for kommentar hos meg=) det er virkelig en opplevelse å ha vært i India, så mange minner og inntrykk - blant annet av hvor hardt de jobber..

May 10, 2009 10:05 pm  
Blogger VELKOMMEN said...

Dette var mye J stoff - japansk hage.... det er bare så flott. Men jeg kommer fra jazzbyen Kongsberg så jazz er stas for meg. Flotte innlegg.

May 11, 2009 9:45 pm  
Anonymous ghee said...

Hello Papa Tor!

Im back and surprised to see my link here.I really appreciate it!

This post is full of information!What a great blogger you are!I luv that Japanese Garden!

Thats all I can say right now and thank you for visiting my sites even without my presence.

Happpy weekend to you and Anna and to your cats,too!!

hugs from japan,
ghee

May 15, 2009 3:53 pm  

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