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... känns faktiskt som att det är dags för mig att ta tag i mitt resande, en kvinna på 28 år är ju vuxen och borde inte vara så skrajsen för en transfer till Kastrup som jag är.

Tur att jag fortfarande bara är 27 och får oroa mig litegranna idag. Jag ska göra det bästa av mitt sista dygn som barnrumpa och tjata till mig att Mange bär den stora tunga väskan. Min :)

Ja här är en av väskorna som ska få äran att förflytta våra ägodelar till andra sidan Atlanten!

Det är onsdag idag och vi tar oss ner till Malmö på söndag för att flyga från Köpenhamn på måndag. :)









Och här är lite bra-att-ha-saker...

... around the world and the other was a traditional, yet memorable historical and modern art museum. Also, took a walk down by where the North Sea comes in. I'm finding that's a common, yet very nice activity. A lot of cities have canals, fjords, lakes, ports or some kind that are nice to have a long walk around. I spent two days in Gothenburg and then on to Stockholm!!

... atmosphere.

This festival had a main outdoor site on Friday and Saturday, as well as club shows around town from Thursday-Friday. This made for very late nights… The first day I met up with Ben and Bevan, we attempted to get our festival wristbands, which would give us entry into all the shows. We walked a long way… maybe I did see a bit of Gothenburg. Luckily the weather cooperated with our chosen mode of ...

... Magnus scored us tickets at face value!!) at the local stadium just minutes from our apartment, with 55,000 other fans!

               
 

... deliscious dinner at the outdoor picnic tables. Yum!! My cousin Fredrick and his wife (Camilla) and their 18 month old (Elin) dropped by as they live just around the corner. It was nice to see some relatives, which is our main reason for visiting Sweden.

We didn't stay late and got the kids home and in bed around 9 and everyone slept well all night. Maybe we'll be adjusted soon.
       

... and had a coffee! Went all the way down to Vrango and back which took a bit over 90 minutes then caught the tram back up to central station and dropped the bags off at the hotel before going out for dinner. Ate at a chinese restaurant before returning to the hotel to pack bags for train trip to Stockholm the next morning and watch Manchester Utd v Roma on TV. Bed at 11pm.

... some party of some kind with, what looked like, a bunch of high school students dressed up in suits or dresses and sailor hats standing on risers, and a crowd filling the area, many of whom carried signs with baby pictures on them. Our fist thought was that it was a protest against high school students oppressing babies, but it turned out it was a graduation. Later we saw flat bed trucks rimmed with garland and flowers, carrying screaming crowds of students through the streets ...

... Irish songs and playing recorders. We had our fill and moved onto the Sky Bar for a quick beer. Marvelous views of a snow covered Gothenburg by night. Then down to the legendary Dancin' Dingo bar. It was packed solid. Apparently it was pay week and everyone was out. I remember dancing around a lot and taking loads of photos. We ended up in a kebab place with a bouncer on the door and a huge line outside. Bit like ...