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HALT!!!
... himself. See... The criminals of Sweden just aren't great at crime! Lena also took us to the street where, in days gone by when such things were legal, hookers would roam at night time and cars would cruise by looking for a companion. The only problem being that there was no real way of telling the difference between the prostitutes and the girls walking home from the nightclubs. You see, one thing everybody in Sweden needs when going outside on cold winters nights is a good ...
Wait........where is my camera? Oh, crap!
... of weeks. Soon I saw Wictor Rundqvist (2011) and Jade Haennikaeinen (2007). Josefin Sasse (2011), Andreas Estmark (2011) and Isabella Wang (2011) also showed up and we decided to get a table. The restaurant was called Vapiano, which is an Italian place where you develop an individual tab using an issued credit card. You end up paying for each item you purchase. I ordered a pasta dish, which was excellent. It was so great to catch up with all of them and ...
Visa Time....
... Schengen country you may travel continuously for up to 90 days within the member countries. Within the Schengen area, you do not show your passport when crossing country borders.
Note: Travelers for business or tourism are permitted to stay in the Schengen area for 90 days within a six month period. Once the 90 day maximum is reached, leaving for a brief period and re-entering the area does not entitle a traveler to ...
Cruise lines are good on the sea, not land!
Modern Stockholm is known as the Venice of the North, since it is built across 14 distinct islands, linked by boats and bridges.
Before we do any touring today, we have arranged to meet Elisha, our friend’s daughter who is working in Stockholm on an exchange with her accounting firm.
Against my better judgement we take the ship’s shuttle from the pier to the drop off point in town. Normally, it would be a brisk 20 - 30 minute walk ...
Swedes Like Sweets, Go Fika!
... you know.
Don't get me wrong. Swedes eat ****, too. But really, reaaaaally delicious ****. They are like artists with the oven. I have been lured in by the Swedes' sweet calling. I had read prior to coming that the Swedish Konditoris and the act of going for a Fika were an essential part of the Swedish lifestyle. Konditoris are sweet shops, and going for a Fika is going for tea and a sweet. I thought, 'ok, bakeries and Starbucks. Whatever. I'm not big on pies ...
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