Jernanger (Shooting the Sun AKA The Storm in My Heart) Page #3

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and write about it afterwards.

There are two ways to do it, you know.

The easy way,-

-when you buy plane tickets, and

come home when the money's gone.

And the hard way is?

You walk out the door, without money,

without plans, away from it all.

You haven't come very far.

Why not?

l...love my girlfriend.

Negroes, lndians and dancers.

A big fellow comes in

with two steaks, potatoes and gravy!

Charlie started crying

in sheer happiness.

And suddenly,

in true Stavanger dialect he said,

''Did you order chewed crabs?''

-What does that mean?

-Those were the days!

-We were arrested once...

-ln So Paulo?

-Yeah!

-You had to sit right where l'm cleaning.

Eivind, have a beer.

We're having a great time!

All you do is sit here

and drink all day. Get a life.

Do you knowthat one?

l'm on my way home to Stavanger

After many long years

l've seen the world as a wanderer

like the adventurer does

-ls it you who's here?

-Yes, maybe it's not a good time?

Of course it's a good time.

That's good.

-What?

-That it's a good time.

l mean...

Not a day in my life has passed...

...when it wouldn't have been

a good time to see you again.

That was nicely put.

But do come on board, dear.

Oh Stavanger, in easy ways

Living life, day by day

Good boy!

Oh, you're such a good boy.

-Come on! l have a whole beer left.

- Let's go.

A few of the regulars. They're harmless.

Would you like anything to drink? Soda?

l sawldar at the funeral, and so l

thought maybe, l should take a trip.

ldar said that you're not completely well.

Don't listen to ldar.

He's a lawyer, for Christ's sake.

He shits his pants

when he sees a hospital.

-He said it's something with the heart?

-Rubbish.

l'm healthy like a seventeen year old.

You'd better watch it.

l brought some dried reindeer hearts.

From my mother.

l haven't tasted any for 30 years.

That's my favorite food.

-We should have a shot to go with it.

-Hell, yes!

Nowthere's no one left at home. Katrine

has grown up. Katrine is my daughter.

Do you want to see her picture?

She studies in Sorbonne,

or at Sorbonne. What ever...

She's pretty like her mother.

Flying makes you thirsty.

Have you noticed that?

No.

l've never flown.

Never flown?

Are you afraid?

No.

l am not.

l wasn't quite prepared for that.

l wasn't either...

but that's howwe've always been.

Always?

You... You didn't come to the funeral.

No.

l've never really understood

that with Gunnar Joki.

He was a good man.

What can l say?

He was there.

-l've just never understood that.

-What?

Well, it's none of my business.

ldar was at our wedding and

Gunnar's funeral.

Yes. You have my condolences.

-We were married for 25 years!

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