Komin í jólaskapi
Today I am working on setting up Yggdrasil at Vikingaheimar, it being of course the original Christmas tree. I'm a bit proud of myself for coming up with this one, especially using mythological figures for ornaments.
On Icelandic doctors
My friends and family here in Iceland were very enthusiastic about me going to the krabbameinsfélag for an exam. I was really impressed how easy it was to get an appointment--booked online even! And when I got there this afternoon, the efficiency continued: they have a well oiled operation in place there, all very organized with computers asking questions and keyed lockers to keep one's personal belongings in. Then when it came time to see the doctor, well, that lasted all of 2 minutes. And I paid 3420 kroner. So I was overall a little disappointed. When I mentioned to the front desk clerks that I was wondering if it was possible to actually get an appointment where I could speak to a doctor, I was given a variety of phone numbers. None of the ones I called had appointments within the next 6 weeks. In the United States, when I want a doctor's appointment, I can usually get it within a week of calling, though sometimes I have had to wait 10 days or so. The highest co-pay I hav...
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Smá málfræði athugasemd. Þegar talað er um sjálfan sig eins og þú gerir hérna, þá er venjulega sagt og skrifað, "Komin í jólaskap". Það er einu "i" ofaukið hjá þér.
Ég veit ekki hvort að þú getur kynnt þér málreglunar í íslensku á internetinu. Annars sýnist mér íslenskan ganga bara vel hjá þér, miðað við hversu fáránlega erfitt tungumál íslenskan í rauninni er. Enda lendi ég oft sjálfur í vandræðum með orð og beygingar í íslensku sjálfur.