Ibis Nyköping

Day 3 was our last day and we had to get up really early for a bus at around 5 in the morning. We then had hours to kill before our flight home. On the flight we were just leaving when someone was taking ill so we had to go back and unload them, they were taken off in an ambulance.

We spent the second day just chilling out and looking around the town (not much to see in winter) before heading to a sports bar for dinner and then to the concert.

The concert was amazing and afterwards we went to the stage door. After waiting ages we were told that Kerry and Mazz had gone out the front door so we ran round the front, highly embarassing as it was a glass building so Mazz saw us run round.

... so finally we were off to the venue.

Stage Door

The venue, the Louis de Geer, was only about a 10 minute walk away so we headed to the stage door to meet Laura's friends. We saw Kerry Ellis briefly but Mazz was on the phone. Laura's friends invited us out but because of strict drinking laws we couldn't go. So back to the hostel it was to battle with the shower that had no door or no light!

Anne laure m'amčne ā l'aéroport, modifie ma carte d'embarquement pour que je passe prioritaire (je serai le 2eme ā rentrer dans l'avion!), et il est déjā temps de se dire au revoir pour suivre de nouvelles aventures! Décollage ā 9h10, atterrissage ā 11h20, ā l'heure, incroyable... premier aperįu Suédois: l'aéroport n'est rien d'autre qu'une cabane en bois! Tout est indiqué pour prendre le bus qui m'amčnera en 80 minutes ā Stockholm... l'Europe c'est vraiment trop ...

... that was made and she said that I would have to do that myself still. I passed. This morning I needed a shower and ventured into the men's bathroom that looked like it could be in any gym. I went back to the shower area and it's just 5 stalls separated by small partitions maybe half a foot wide. Large windows open up this shower area to the world with no curtains or tinting to block the show. Now this hotel has wings that extend out from a round ...

... and the fun pubs. The lady Jane who had built and owned the hotel prepared for us some tea and snacks once we settled into our rooms. The whole hotel reminded me of home, it was well decorated and very cozy. We stayed there for one night and it made the end of our trip complete. With a warm and nice room that we didn't all have to cram into.

... so of them with bleach blonde hair, alot of the youth had black military issue hats on and heavy black boots. the tension was turned up immediately, the police jumped to escort them through our mass of demonstrators, who were jeering and yelling and swearing at them. there was a small brawl and some of the neonazis surrounded this guy and started yelling at him. lots of people just started verbally fighting then and there. the police broke it up and no one was arrested. as the ...

... stand (you have to pour your own coffee most places). then i picked a table in the corner and sat about writing and doing what i do. Everyone owns their own cafe! RATS! The coffee houses rest, amber, lavender And clear droplets in delicate glass vials- The distilled perfection of a days countless Scents, Lingering perfumes to bathe in, As the morning bells ring out in the Unseasonably brisk weather. Generally going to a cafe is not ...

... the window shops, people, bicycles! Where are teh children with the shaded faces, and sunburnt necks? Here the men hug each other in the streets, a veil is lifted, lips are kissed! Where did America go? th great flood of the Atlantic has left That land sunk. That storm has left me washed of conciousness. Here in the streets of my Euro-dream there is usic and dancing children all somber wishes and coal littered villas are ...

... the summer. I would like to see it again then. We find a lunch place that has all you can eat for about 6 dollars. We tear that up. Big plate of Sweedish meatballs and potatos, bread, salad and this rediculous pastry dessert thing. Plus pop. It was awesome. Then we walked around and saw the sites of Nykoping. There were surprisingly quite a few of them. We saw the harbor and all kinds of stuff. Then we went ...