Yesterday, I ordered take away pizza from a restaurant. It's been a while since I've been there. The only reason I decided to order from this restaurant yesterday, was because they currently have a discount on their pizzas. The cut the price by 50%. It was a bargain, and I was hungry. As I walked inside the restaurant, really hungry and ready for my pizza, I started feeling sad. I looked around, there was no people inside, only the two people working there. They didn't look happy. They didn't say much, it looked like they tried to smile as I paid for my pizza. It was weird.

Yesterday, I spent most of the day in Oslo. It was mostly work, I was at a fairly long business meeting. I guess it was ok, even though I don't care much for meetings. When I attend a meeting, I usually don't get much work done. And usually, when I am attending a meeting, I don't focus on what's happening during the meeting. I think about everthing else. That's why I want every meeting to be as short as possible. That's really all you need to know about the trip to Oslo. I got home about eight o'clock, it was dark, and it was cold.

Yesterday, my family and I decided to go out to a pizza restaurant and eat dinner. The pizza place belongs to a rather large chain of restaurants called Dolly Dimples (I think that they only have restaurants in Norway, but I am not sure). Finally, we arrived. This place is like McDonalds, except for the food. They have a great playroom for the kids. That's the main reason why we go there, even though the food is awesome. Our kids need something to do while we are waiting for the food, and especially after we have eaten.

I must admit, I love pizza, it's my favorite food. I can probably eat pizza every single day of the week. Today, I have eaten pizza for the third day in a row. I might eat something else tomorrow though, just so you won't think I am weird (well, I am kind of weird when it comes to pizza). Earlier today, I was at the local pizzeria and while I was waiting for my pizza, I looked at the menu. It was in big shiny letters on the wall.