Hi!
I'm a 17 year old boy from Norway. I like to read and learn, and I'm also a bit crazy, so I think think this website is just right for me.
In my spare time I do lots of things; read, sing, listen to music, laugh, "hang out" with freinds, think a lot, try to find time to be with my boyfriend and I also love to make big, cool and strange plans.
I study architecture, not in a school, but by myself, reading books and trying to draw a little, and I love it! I prefer classical buldings, and hope to grow up to and hope to grow up to be an architecht capable of recreating that kind of beauty in my surroundings.
The main goal of my life is that this planet will be a better and more enviromental place when I leave than it was when I arrived, at least partly thanks to my effort to save the world.
So if you think I sound like an interesting person, know anything about architecture or just have some strange/cool facts, please conact me! :-)
Angelicus (Kristian)
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| Prelude to the afternoon of a music student | No Posting | Apr 4, 2004 |
Angelicus
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