Sabima Hotel Bromma

Vasterled 14 Bromma, Stockholm, 161 15, Sweden

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English Lesson 1

A travel blog entry by lindseydanielle

... state the pronunciations as another reinforcement.

Together these exercises lasted about thirty minutes. As we go on, the English lessons will be about an hour long, once a week. Even though there is this time set aside every week, I also do other things throughout the week in order to help the children with their English. I only speak to them in English and ask them questions about their day, what they ...

The World is a Book...

A travel blog entry by lindseydanielle

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... So I just picked things up and attempted to put everything away in an organized fashion. When she got home today she thanked me for doing such a lovely job. It's always nice to be thanked and complimented for something that is your job. It's quite rare if you take the time to think about it.

I want to write a blog entry about why I did this because a lot of people ask me that. There are a lot of reasons and I'm ...

What Do You Do as an Au Pair?

A travel blog entry by lindseydanielle

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... on what country you to go and what family you live with. I will attempt to be as detailed as possible so that I may paint a clearer picture for those interested in learning more and maybe even becoming an au pair themselves.

My current responsibilities are as follows:

1. I do not need to get up in the morning, but I do need to clean up the breakfast area and pick up the house every day. I have been getting up in the morning though because I want ...

Nynashamn/Stockholm

A travel blog entry by jnight

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... huge.

We left Djurgärden and proceeded east, through the area of the city where consulates and embassies are located. We lunched at Kaknästornet, a restaurant at the top of a communications tower, 155m up. From here we had a beautiful panoramic 360° view of the city and the surrounding archipelago. Lunch consisted of salad, Swedish meatballs and potatoes with lingonberries – very tasty. After time to admire ...

A Very Blurry New Years and Goodbye to Sweden

A travel blog entry by gondorhobbit

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... exhibit on plastic. Not that fascinating. But we had already bought our tickets so… we wandered through all the exhibits. There were a few interesting parts, like the section on Swedish folk art, a collection of original writings by August Strindberg and a whole section devoted to the Swedish equivalent of Native Americans, (these semi-nomadic ancient people who live in the far north of the country and have a ...