Now I know what an great achievement that really was – when Baby carried a watermelon.
Note to self: You can’t do any dirty dancing after carrying a watermelon, your arms are totally numb! Looks silly.
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I can confirm: Swedes do take “fika” seriously
Pic from the lingonberry hunting season last autumn.
I’m not going anywhere
Happy and kind of stuck here. Butterscotch under my left slipper.
Cellphone pic with hdr-filter & glamour filter.
X-mas checklist
Candy making: ✔
Note to self: buy and rewrap
Annual recurring events
“All of the other reindeer,
used to laugh and call him names..”
Note to self: stop giggling.
At Lize’s place
Nikon pics with Hdr and glamour filter.
Vill man lära sig att älska ostar kan jag rekommendera ett besök hos Lize.
An apple lesson
Small table – big eaters
My contribution to WP’s Photo challenge: Small but coluourful dinner at the summer house. Corn, haloumi, basil, pickle, tomato, onion, lettuce, spicy guacamole – all musts on my homemade burger.
Got hungry now. It’s time for breakfast in Sweden.
Cellphone pics, drama & glamour filter.
Saturday night
Making dinner for twelve @Kreativa Kök. Sharp knives and great fun!
Cellphone pics and drama filter.
Say Hi to
“Fre-dacks-meus”
A Swedish word for “Cozy Friday”,
meaning (for a Swede):
eating soft shell tacos.
Yes. Eating soft shell tacos.
Not lobster or pasta. Or sit by an open fire. No. Soft shell tacos.
Otherwise it’s not Friday. Or Cozy.
For a Swede, that is.
Well, at least for a Swede with kids.
