Malmen Stockholm Scandic

... in the US. I don't even know how to describe it, but it was like riding a carnival ride. It held maybe 3 people (if you were smalll or 1 luggage cart and 1 person. We did arrive safely to our balcony room. The only problem was that to get to the balcony you had to crawl out the window. I thought that maybe it was not meant to sit on, but it did have a table and chair. This girl decided she was not going to crawl thru a window to sit out ...

... far. Then we went to the Vasa museum which has an old ship that sunk about 5 minutes after leaving the harbour due to the king wanting an extra level on it and then the height to width ratio was no longer correct and so it sunk in the harbour of Copenhagen. Eventually it was pulled out and restored. This was a really cool ship to have a look at (although you couldn’t actually get on it which was a slight disappointment). It is a ...

... so it was easy to get to the museum. We parked our bikes and went in to see this 400 year old ship. Apparently, the Vasa was build as a warship for the king. It was the biggest of its kind at the time. Right after they launched it the winds picked up like crazy and blew it right over and iot sank to the bottom of the sea! They must not have liked that king very well...lol! Anyway, it ...

... like they are disabled because of their gender expression. If you want to get more information there is a toolkit available in the following address: http://www.srlp.org/index.php?sec=05C&p age=toolkit In my opinion, all the toilets could be gender neutral and provide as much privacy as possible... Dean Spade, who introduced the film, stressed two issues. First, we have to focus on most vulnerable groups. People who are ...

... which is comparable to "really", to express enthused agreement. 6) They have really, really large shopping bags in Sweden. First time I saw it, I was cracking up. 7) It's one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Also, everyone speaks English, so it is really easy for someone from the U.S. to communicate. I'm surprised not more Americans visit.

... love with this city. The food, the people, the architecture, the fact that Stockholm is part of an archipelago surrounded by the sea so there are sailing ships along the canals as one walks through the city, it is a good place. I felt welcomed and oddly at home here, and the weird thing is, Swedish people thought I was Swedish. As you'll see from my photos, a year of being outside all day everyday has lightened my hair. I'm pretty much blonde. I forgot that 20+ years ago, when I used ...

... boring lives they must have to go home and watch that! I also went to the Historical Museum (includes exhibits on prehistoric times and the Viking period--remember I said I liked old things!). It was much less crowded than the palace. My favorite part there was the Gold Room, filled with all sorts of gold and silver jewelry and other items from the past 2500 years. I'm typing this at an Internet cafe called Sidewalk Express at the train ...

... not only creates a bond between the people who are studying with you, but also for those you meet along the way. Pretty darn cool. :o) Now we had made a reservation at a hostel here in Stockholm for tonight, but we discovered yesterday that their reception is open from 3-6pm everyday, and anyone arriving later needed to make arrangements to get the passcode. We made three desperate attempts to reach these people to do so (our flight was scheduled to arrive at ...

... she needed to add that a taxi trip there would be very expensive but somehow we sensed that. The taxi was arranged for us very quickly, we made the driver aware of the circumstances and he did his best to get us to the right airport in the shortest possible time. As confirmed by the taxi receipt, he covered the distance with average speed of 115 km/hour! We certainly hope he did not get a speeding ticket for his troubles. And, yes, it was expensive, 200 Australian dollars.

S*nday - Day 2 of Sweden aka my new home Aft** waking *p at a nice 6pm start time, we proceeded down to the Devon street of Stockholm and had a nice Kebab breakfast. The thing abo*t it always being light has really screwed with my int**nal clock. Gary has this song that he is s*bjecting me to, which was apparently a hot cl*b song last year in the greek islands, and is a hot cl*b song now too. It is called "************* is going to drop the press*re" or some ...