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Last Day with Jessica
Woke up late again this morning (still such a great feeling!) and had another wonderful breakfast in a cozy home setting- must say it feels like it's been awhile! Today was a sad morning though since it was my last day with Jessica. When we had finished breakfast we had some leftover stroganoff from the night before, then each took a shower and I repacked my backpack.
Once we had finished getting ready we walked through downtown Eskilstuna to the main train station. ...
Ryggsäck!
... der där i för att klara mig under resan, då är dom nära till hands när byte ska ske också! Aja, det finns en del tid för experiment innan packningen behöver vara klar. Ni skulle få en bild på den vackra ryggsäcken, men jag får inte uppladning av bilder att fungera för tillfället. Så ni får fantisera om den istället. Åter till ...
Planering
... Arlanda. Avsluta abbonemang och åtaganden, säga nej till nya åtaganden(den var ganska lätt), komma ihåg att berätta för dom jag bor med att jag flyttar. Komma ihåg att berätta för mina föräldrar att jag lämnar landet. Vad är kvar? Något att packa ner det jag faktiskt ska ta med mig. Typ en ryggsäck. Vad mer? Jag har ganska dåligt ...
The Church, The Fire And The Moose
... them.
Anna and Magnus leave, carrying the little one in Magnus’s arms, completely dead to the world. Anna promises to bring recordings of the concert for both of us tomorrow, which is freaking unreal!
Joelle and I stay up for a little longer, me teaching her a few chords on the uke. It seems Anna is not the only one intrigued by the instrument, before you know it all of Sweden will be picking it up. Joelle points out she’s Dutch. Of course, that’s beside the ...
Made For Sundays
... I have before, both on foot and cycle. We get to a sign detailing the few surrounding farmhouses and their businesses, into an area yet traveled. Here you can see the family-farm ideal. Father’s have a big plot of land to farm and work on, build smaller places for their kids to live on and start families, keeping everyone together, both for work, land and community. We check it out, weaving through the grey dirt roads. Eventually these roads lead in the wrong ...