Finally! After missing my connections flights and lost luggage, I am finally home in Larvik. It is so lovely. It feels so good to be back home. I am very excited for the next months. There is something we as Norwegians are so lucky about. We can come home to a safe beautiful country and have a lot set up for us to be able to create a good life for us self. After being years abroad you really got to reflect on all the good sides by being Norwegian and live in Norway. 

We have free education. We offer education to everyone that want to be educated. This is not an of course in many countries.

We have and promote equality between men and women. This is not an of course in many countries either. 

We have our freedom. We are not in war or fight everyday for our right and space as human. 

We can use our voice to speak up and share are oponios for better or worse. 

And we have a society that includes all. We live so good in Norway and have so many things that make us able to create a life. We also help and make sure others in our country do well.

A lot of times abroad with my friends and people I meet, we are discussing differnces and cultures and everytime I talk about Norway, people are often so positively shocked on how we live in Norway and I feel proud and priviliged to be Norwegian. Trust me, everybody wish they were norwegian in manu ways. 

Other Things I love about Norway

• The nature, I love to spend time by the water and coast in Larvik. It gives me peace of mind: I really can not wait to go out fro my first run in the forrest.
• The food: fresh, healthy and homemade food. We have a high standard on the quality of food in Norway which I after become pescetarian and environment oriented about really appriciate.
• The people: People in Norway are so good and kind and loving. If you know you know.
• Moral and etics; we have so good morals and ethics when it comes to friendship, relationship and life values and this is something I always have brought with me.

So when people ask me now if I am excited to be home and to be in Norway and compete in Miss Norway. YES.  I’m excited and proud to be from Norway and be a part of this. I am proud to promote Norway and Norwegians values - and I will continue doing so in my journey in Miss Norway. 

Tomorrow is a new day with a lot already on the schedule. I am going to bed hoping the jetlag won't get me to bad.

Also, you can vote for me by sending MISSU 6 to 1963 -20kr (I finally could give myself a vote now, since I got my Norwegian number back)

Love,

Rebecca