Behrn Hotell Orebro

Start at the beginning; and when you come to the end, stop!

So I am still at the beginning of this trip, still at home in Sweden, but I leaving in three days. I have lots to do, I still did not start packing, but I will soon, I hope.

Browsing a little bit in my study literature about Benchmarking, I found this wonderful poem by R. D. Laing that made me feel bit better.

"There is something that I don't know
that I am supposed to know.
I don't know ...

Kenny writes:
Damn school kids woke us & Jas up at 1.30am! Anyway they were just having fun ( and without Jas we probably would have joined them!) and eventually p*ssed off someplace else. Little bit cloudy morning but nonetheless still picturesque. We managed to get out of the camp site at a record 11.30 am this morning which could even be further improved upon given that this was a complete pack up including the van awning and the tent. I took the liberty to do a spot of ...

After a very cold night in the van with temperatures dropping to 10 degrees it did mean that the clear skies of the day before had brought with it a gorgeous sunrise with just a couple of clouds. Funny, I used to always struggle to get out of bed to check out sunrises, and now with Jasper its quite a regular occurence!

So after a lie in, we took in the serenity as you might say!Thats for you Sashy! The ...

The opening of the Ung 7 exhibition at Örebro University Art Hall is on Monday Aug 31 at 15:00, see Vernissage Designutställning UNG7 Read about the Plasticks concept on http://www.jennylundgren.se/portfolio/p lasticks/

Stockholm to Õrebro
Today we woke up to rain and of course my poor body HATES the rain, but I managed to get up and get going. We had hoped to go visit Skansen the outdoor museum in Stockholm but realized that was out, with the rotten weather, and I only thought it was rotten in Denmark! Well more time to spend with family. When leaving the hotel, we approached the tiny 3 person elevator which would of broken every building code the US has ever ...

... GPS.
We arrived in Oslo in the pouring rain not able to see our hands in front of our faces, and of course we had booked the hotel for the view of Oslo. Finally we found our hotel after climbing up the long winding mountian road in all the fog, and what a beautiful hotel it was. Holmerkolleran, once built by a rich Norwegian Doctor as a sanitarioum for TB, it is now home to the 2011 Euopean ski jump and cross country ski championships. The championships had been ...

... family-owned home has been in the family for 500 years. Karlskoga is about half-way on the Oslo/Stockholm highway.

We had a great meal again.

This we followed with and interactive Bible Study with the Spenser’s and John Wennström that dealt with understanding our times. We talked about the prophetic identities of people and their migrations as well as Christian understanding and responsibility.

... their children Isak, Aron and Viktoria. And Marianan and Thorsten Engholm, Kira’s parents. John Wennström is coming tomorrow.

Paul took me out on the lake and we took his boat around the island in front of them and to other landmarks on this serene lake.

Then we had dinner outside. At a particular point the word “Fika” comes up. It means that coffee and cookies come out. This is a ...

... Ska bli roligt att se Henke igen! Har inte träffat honom på nästan hela sommaren! Lite klurigt det här med vilka tåg man får och inte får åka med på sin InterRail (tm)-biljett. Just nu är jag trött och rastlös samtidigt... får se om jag kan sova något!

We leave Stokholm to go to Örebro, a quiet city in the middle of Sweden with a nice medieval castle and an enormous and very green camping vhere we stay for 2 nights....Örebro is also the home town of Millencolin, and it's a good reason to come here...!!!