Quality Panorama Gothenburg

... 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!!

... warm, maybe 15 or so. Still the sun felt nice. There were more good shows, some enjoyed from the comfort of the beer gardens, and then it was off to the night time shows. One of the club ("klubb") venues was a church, so I wanted to go there and see Andrew Bird on Friday. Somehow I was lucky enough to sneak into the third row and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The band that came on second, The Irrepressibles, was like nothing I had ever ...

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

               
 

... had a lovely dinner and explored the neighborhood. The kids went to bed early-ish and Sue and I took the opportunity to go for a long walk. We left our apartment and walked all the way to "the Avenue" Goteborg's version of the Champs Elysees. Cafe's everywhere were full at 10 on a Sunday. No recession when it comes to drinking in Sweden. It was really nice to get out for a long walk with my honey.

           

... textrika och mytomspunna runsten. Lunch på Gyllene Uttern och välbehövd glass efteråt på det enorma trädäcket med utsikt över Gränna, Visingsö och Vättern. Bad i Jönköping efter vissa förhinder då det visade sig att alla E4:ans badplatsskyltar hänvisar till betalbassänger. Sedan raka spåret till Göteborg. Väl framme födelsedagsfirande i efterskott av pappa Kent som fyllt 70 år med färska havskräftor en masse på altanen. Dagens drink: Prosecco

... very good about carrying on conversations with everyone we've been in contact with and that's been so helpful. I told Bruce that his addition to this trip has advanced us greatly in furthering my mission in working with these people. You can see an entry about my visit to the Olson's earlier in January of this year at http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-en tries/victorkubik/easteuropejan07/11695 12020/tpod.html

... and I ran into a cultural barrier that was painful We tried some 'candy' which was in fact black liquorish coated with table salt. I kid you not; it was the worst thing I have experienced yet, outside of breaking bones. Who thought up the combination? I actually don't know, but I bet he didn't have much of a tongue when he was done taste testing his concoction. At Claes' home we settled down to some tea and coffee with our fine pastries from the shop in ...

Gothenburg was fabulous fun, yet again. I'd been checking the weather forecast to see if it would be snowing - I really wanted it to snow. But apparently Sweden had had an unusually warm winter. Our mate, Jessica, said she had been performing regular snow dances to encourage it but it wasn't looking good. She picked us up from the airport and we went back to her place for a while then headed into town because there was a ...