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... or heard anything so cute. His name was Loffe and sadly neither customs nor Maria would let me take him home. For dinner we had a Swedish speciality, kebab pizza. Yes thats right. Basically its a pizza base with kebab topping. We had already eaten three times that day and their small was equivelant to our medium, but Jac and I managed to finish the whole thing. Much to our demise later that night. Never Again!<br> Wednesday I woke up still ...

... This was more my style. There was a battle of the DJs with 5 DJs from around the area spinning for the title. The music was RnB and Street. We all had a great time dancing (or shaking our junk in the trunk as Ivana paraphrases lol) and fell out of the club when it closed at 2am. My favourite DJ didn't win, but they were all really good. I really enjoyed the Swedish music as well. Who would have thought i'd have to fly across the world to find a club that i actually like?

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.<br><br>

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.<br><br>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.

Flight<br><br>So the flight was relatively quick but we nearly had to divert to a different airport due to adverse weather conditions. As it was we did manage to land but we had hours to wait until we could get a bus to Norrköping so we killed time by playing musicals pictionary.<br><br>Transfer<br><br>The bus from the airport to the city took about an hour and a half but it went quite quick because we ...

Ja, idag är det bara tre och en halv månad kvar tills vi ger oss iväg. Vädret börjar bli sämre här och längtan till värme och sol växer för varje dag som går! Man har ju börjat planera lite fler detaljer ju närmre avresan man kommer. Kollar på sajter på nätet och läser andras ...

... Kira's mother told me right after the ceremony that what I read in Matthew 18 about humility was what the Lutheran priest (the Swedes use "priest" for their ministers) spoke about last Sunday. Kira's parents Thorsten and Marianna are very well read and are keenly aware of the geopolitics in their region of the world. Thorsten was an air force pilot for 15 years and in the 1960's monitored radiation from Soviet nuclear tests at Novaya Zemlya in the arctic ocean. At one time Sweden ...

I am currently at home preparing for my 10 month trip to northern Vietnam, trying to learn the language, moving out of yet another appartment, and getting all my things in order. There is a suprising amount to do in preparation for moving abroad for such an extended amount of time, and I am quite glad that my initial departure date was delayed. It has given me ...

... open and stayed open while they took the four laps to complete the heat. Now heat there wasn´t much of as the course is outside and it´s in Sweden in the middle of March. But I was well bundled up and I think I´m now in love with wool long underwear. It doesn´t itch! The isracing was great, but I know it´s something I would never want to actually try. However, the next time there's an ice storm in D.C. I just might try riding my bike.

... in no way done with traveling. -January 1st, Tommy, the guy that I met on the dive boat in Australia and toured New Zealand with, landed in the states in Washington D.C. -January and February were spent driving up and down the coasts of the US (New York, D.C, Orlando, Miami, FL Keys, San Diego, Tijuana(had to squeeze in another country!), Los Angeles, Grand Canyon (I finally made it there!!!), Las Vegas, San ...