Comfort Hotel Sundsvall

... so happy that we have opportunity to still perform those types of shows in Europe as it somewhat rejuvenates and reminds me of what we are doing and what purpose this program serves.<br><br>This blog will be short as we have a Vattanfall show tomorrow and I need to get some rest! However my host dad is a great photographer and got some awesome show pictures.<br><br>Enjoy!<br>

... so much fun!<br><br>There are only 2 in the world: here and in Ireland. It's coming to North America and Asia soon! Maybe it will come to Montevideo next! :)<br><br>My host family and I divided into 2 teams: the kids and the parents. Sofie, Fanny, Rasmus and myself were one team. My host parents were another team. Each quest is 2-5 separate challenges and are themed around the title of the quest. For example, the "Viking ...

... is a tradition that I am hoping to bring back home with me and integrate into my daily life.<br><br>Fika (pronounced as it looks: fi-kah) is a time during the day in Sweden in which people get together to drink coffee or tea (or in my case, hot chocolate) and eat sweets. Sound familiar? Do you ever do this? Yes? Well it's a tradition in Sweden. They set aside time for this every day. And it usually lasts for at least one hour.<br><br>At least one hour per day to just eat sweets ...

Design month at Museum of Sundsvall<br><br>Read about the Plasticks concept on <br>http://www.jennylundgren.se/portfol io/plasticks/<br><br><br>

We tried to do it all in those last days in the lovely town i called my home for 4 months. It was true it flew by. I am ready to come home to my love of my life and be with my family for christmas. i went to church with Brooke and Jana where we fika'ed for an hour afterwards in the church basement. then went sledding with my amazing roommate and Jana! I will miss this place every once in a while and look back on all that i learned during my time here.

... me and another American we had at our table a Nepalese man, two Kurdish friends, One Irish man and my best friend from Germany all celebrated together the day, by sharing around the table what we are thankful for. I also did an activity to teach them about the tradition, where they each read a piece of paper as part of the Thanksgiving story. After a late evening of entertaining, Jana and I were planned to leave for Gothenberg at 7 in the morning.

... it and i did the eyes! i was the masked zorro for that night, my room mate had the mask around her aparment so i just grabbed that. Brooke and i were not the winners of the contest but we had sooo much fun taking out all the pumkin guts and seeds. there was some other international student who were like what the heck are they doing, and even one german girl wanted to do it with brooke and i, but once she saw how messy it was she bailed on the idea. Jana ...

... change agents who bring home with them a wealth of personal and cultural treasures to share, actively and responsibly, with family and friends. They do so with interpersonally sensitive skills-something they have learned in the foreign environment. They have no fears of acting or being percieved as "different". They are comfortable in experienceing the identity double-swing process. They are compassionate and committed ...

... about 2 seconds then I realize how amazing it is for me to be here right now! thank god for technology or my mother would be going crazy with out me being able to reach her. I am planning a trip to London right now with Jana and a trip to Paris with my room mate Parri. It's already getting cold here and they said snow could be falling in the next few weeks! i am sooooo scared to actually ...

After travelling approx. 20,000km with the Russian railways it was nice to take a break and experience "relative" luxury on the Swedish railways. On the Russian railways something called a shower has not yet been invented so passengers have to forgo these sorts of luxuries for up to one week (now imagine that when you're stuck sweating all day, everyday, in a compartment). Anyway after taking a ...