"Russ" (my youngest daughter join the russ celebration)

A russ car.

(Bilforum.com)

My daughter is not driving a russ bus, but her littlShe has appliede Toyota Aygo,

 a gift to herself on her 18th birthday last summer 2013.

In norwegian:

God kveld folkens! Ikveld kopler jeg helt av, det er min lille lørdag nå fri frem til Søndag, så har bestemt meg å være usunn ikveld med chips, sjokolade og is.. Helt herlig med en usunn kveld sammen me yngste datter iført russ uniform. Vi koser oss!:)

In english:

Good evening folks! Tonight I switch off completely, it's my little Saturday now. Am free until Sunday, so i've decided to be unhealthy tonight with chips, chocolate and icecream .. Absolutely delicious with an unhealthy evening together with my youngest daughter wearing "Russ" uniform. We enjoy :)

The russefeiring ("russ celebration") is a traditional celebration for Norwegian high school students in their final spring semester. Students that take part in the celebrations are known as russ. The russefeiring traditionally starts on 1 May and ends on the 17th of May, the Norwegian Constitution day. Participants wear coloured overalls, drive matching cars, vans and buses, and celebrate almost continually during this period. Drunkenness, and public disturbances are regularly linked to the celebration.

My daughter Diana Grace.
She will soon join the army in August.
and she has applied for sea-defense
leader school.

My wonderful, talented, kind and versatile youngest
daughter Diana Grace.

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