Comfort Stockholm

... re all inside getting warm!

So, we found a substitute.

A drunk man was singing in the middle of the plaza. The plaza was on a street. The singing man was technically a musician, right? His current state of mind made no difference to Enrique or I.

We got a pretty good video fromm that adventure!

The rest of the afternoon was full of rehearsal.

Tuesday was our first show day in Stockholm. We rehearsed most of the morning, had lunch, and ...

... 1am and the subway was closed. How could that be? We thought it might have just been that one terminal, so we walked to another station, in the direction of Richard’s house of course. Nope all the subway stations were closed so we decided to just walk home.

Poor Richard was beat tired and hungry but we made it home just after 2am and it was definitely time for bed. I made my final arrangements for my arrival in Prague and promptly fell asleep.

Last day in Stockholm so I have to make it to the museums. Modern Art Museum is well laid out with very good audio tour system. Architecture museum is OK but lacks any real exhibits. Too much to see so I just grab a pastry while on the run between museums. Historical Museum is very interesting tracing the history from prehistoric times ...

Stockholm, Sweden...It was last year (2008) and this is the most beautiful thing that happend to me...Visiting Stockholm at the first place was like this:"Me there, no way..." But there was a way and sudendly I find myself on a place which was only in my image before...What I mean is, I was always dream about ...

... before meandering our way back to the bus stop to go back to old town. We found a really interesting and delicious, yet cheap restaurant in old town that was a lot of fun. It was underground and was once a prison! It was wonderful. Buses stop running in Stockholm on Saturdays at 7:15pm... We thought that was a little odd but decided that we had had a pretty full day and made our way back to the hostel. What is funny is that we were excited to get back, watch the ...

Getting there was not too bad this time. Unlike my previous trip to Stockholm that took over 30 hours due delays caused by mechanical problems. From Reno, I flew to San Francisco, then to Frankfurt and to Stockholm. They were checking all bags in the transit area of Frankfurt airport and all my camera gear made me late for my connecting flight so I ...

This past weekend, Jonas went to the north of Sweden to climb a mountain with his brother so I was left to fend for my self and create my own adventures. Because of some bizarre airport car sharing scheme that is too complicated to get into, Jonas was heading to his home town of Uppsala before his flight from Stockholm so, last minute, I decided to hitch a ride with him and explore the sophisticated city of Uppsala before heading to Stockholm for the evening. By the time we hit ...

... et 2 autres nuits a passer ici! Ca va pas bin! La bonne nouvelle c'est que j'en profite pour me soigner. PS: Guillaume a date les suedoises que j'ai pu voir (elles se font rare ce week end comme je disais) sont aussi belles que Yan avec des cheveux longs blonds! haha! J'en ai meme vu une en pyjama en pleine rue. Tres chic!

... it started to lean to one side. The ship sank after a journey of only 1300 metres! It is no known how many people died or even how many people were on board. However they did find some human remains in the shipwreck which are available for all to see at the Vasamuseet. They named them by radio names of the alphabet, in order of when the bodies were found. (the first to be found was named Adam, then Beata, and so on) This is because the remains could ...

... brown bears, feline attack lynxs and now an assortment of snakes and necrosis-inducing parasites! Still, despite having a similarly high per capita rate of outback dunnies to that of Australia at least there wasn't any Redback spiders on the seat of this particular commode, which probably means Sweden is marginally safer than home after all... Next stop was Birka ...