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So, the other day I flipped open my reduced priced MarieClaire (thanks Pressbyrån) and I happened to find a really neat article about fashion bloggers. One that specially caught my eye was Gala Gonzalez, a Spanish expat in London. She is an obvious choice for being a stylish person purely based on her work; she’s [...]

I’ve learned a lot since becoming pregnant. Never again will I become one of those people who ask mundane questions to pregnant ladies. I was ignorant before, but now I have seen the light. I will scream at the next person who asks me how I feel. Let’s get a few things straight:
1) You are [...]

ch,ch,ch,changes

Being pregnant and becoming a mom comes with many changes, and not just physically. I’ve been thinking about some of the ways that I do things that I wouldn’t like to continue to do around my child. One of the things that is currently bothering me is plastic. It’s everywhere! I don’t like how it’s [...]

I am just over 22 weeks a mother, so let me give you an idea of what’s running through my mind:
Instead of contemplating these:
I purchased myself a pair of these:
Oh yes, comfort. It’s kind of weird though, the world of maternity clothes. They aren’t something you really want to buy or even start [...]

So, lot’s has happened since my last batch of postings. It’s fall now and the big scarves have come out!
Let’s see, I worked a summer job selling tickets for a Stockholm Hop-On, Hop-Off bus tour to keep me busy. We’ve had quite a few visitors, with whom we have done some pretty neat stuff. My [...]

Oh the perils of international travel and hair care. Flying all over Europe with only carry-on baggage makes you acquire a multilingual collection of haircare products, take a look:
It is obvious I have a bit of a penchant for Schwartzkopf products, but I count Spanish, Swedish, Polish and German. Not bad for me if my [...]

The sky is lovely shade of blue and almost fluorescent green buds are bursting on tree branches. Swedish winter, like Canadian, really helps you appreciate the spring. Last year living in Spain I can only recall a few moments of sitting in awe of the changing of seasons. This is sad considering a Cordobes spring [...]

 
So I think you officially know it’s spring once these things start showing up all over the place. I had to pull out my camera and set it to macro. I’d love to take a photography course one day to help me figure everything out. Until then I just continue to try and take good picture.

… that our waterfront is filling with boats!
It all started like this:
Then it evolved:
Next:
And finally:
Although it’s only a short distance from our side to the other, they say it’s impossible to swim across because of the quantity of boats! Bring on summer.

Every once in a while you spend time with someone and then have a profound respect for your parents and the way they brought you up. I am so thankful that in my family we travelled and us kids were made to try new foods and weren’t sheltered. We were given a pretty long leash, [...]