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... mais pour motiver du monde a se rentrer de-dans comme des malades......meeeeehhhhhh pas sur!! En tk au moins yavais l'autre chanteur!

Par le temps, je m'etais fait une coupe de chum suedois...jpense que c'etait les deux plus grand et plus bati dans place....vraiment!!!!! 6pied 6 - 6pied7..... 2 ā 3 fois large comme moi.....juste du muscle ......ahyoy!!! Mais j'ai brasser pas mal non plus chuis pas mal fiere, hehe!!! Fak eux yont eu la brillante idee de faire des ...

... Thus is the life of an UWP person! :)

Oh! I almost forgot. Here is a link to me singing "Oye El Boom" with Hans from South Dakota. Our lovely music coordinator, Laura Lynn (NE), took the video for me. Thanks L.L! It's from the back of the audience but I'm the one singing. In the black dress. With red hair.

Just in case you need to search for me :)

Okay! See you in Cottbus, Germany!

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 ...

The Magic family have been great, making us feel at home and showing us all the sites. On the 2nd of July we went with the wole family, along with some old family friends, to Gränna (pronounced Grenna). Gränna is the town where candy canes were first made, and are still made today, all year round. We went to a store where we watched polka (candy cane) being made. It was quite hypnotic. Suprisingly, polka ...

Today we went into Goteberg city To watch the euro 2008 match on the big screens. (Sweden and Spain) But there was so much litter around the place and people smoking we went down to the local cafe (cappucino) and had a very different hot chocolate. We went back to the house and had tapas for dinner after finally deciding that it was too busy to have tea out !... Another game of pool was played before going up for bed at 12:30!

The rain wasn't letting up and the roads were starting to get clogged up with the summer holiday crowd (queues were getting so long, some taking over 5 hours to clear!) ....so after three weeks roadtripping, we decided to head back to Sweden. We made the 15-hour journey from Maastricht to Hjo, via Germany, crossing to Denmark by ferry then from Copenhagen to Malmo, Sweden, via the Oresund Link ...

... the Swedes think of this day. x Meilin & Tony Published: 5th June 2007 16:03 CET Online: http://www.thelocal.se/7511/ Wednesday is Sweden's National Day - but why? The Local explains the essentials. This National Day sounds like a time of rejoicing, a day on which Swedes celebrate with age-old traditional rituals, probably involving raw fish and copious amounts of akvavit? No, not really. 'Den sjätte juni' is hardly a date that trips off a Swedish ...

The sun came out in full force and maxed at nearly 20 degrees C. Not a single cloud in the sky...the birds are chirping and the wind is blowing rather mildly...yup, we like that! It's been a lazy weekend. We ended the week visiting Magnus and his two kids - Gustaf and Louisa - at their summer house (Marie-Louise was unfortunately working!), followed by a round of golf at 6.40pm (it's like 2pm in Asia!).

Hi all. It's now 8.50am on Sat 2 June. The fresh air in small town Hjo (pronounced 'you') in Sweden puts me to sleep as soon as the sun sets at 10-ish (!!!) and wakes me up when daylight hits at about 4.30am (thankfully, I'm able to will myself back to sleep). That's good....then we'll be well rested for our tour of Europe next week. It's now spring but it sure feels like winter. I arrived to a chilly weather of 8.5 degrees C and it hovered around this ...

July 18 I slept well and had breakfast there before I left with Patrik to visit some closter and for some hiking around Skovde and in Varnhem and short visit to Skara and had some talk about Mat Sundin since he studied with him. In Varnhem, we did some hiking around an old closter area from the end of the viking time. We reached a little waterfalls and visited the place around. It was great doing some hiking in nature. He left me there back on the highway ...