Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Berlin. Happiest I've ever been.
Right now, even though my sinuses are bursting out of my skull and I'm coughing up mucous like a sick animal, I'm so content....I'm sitting in the cutest restaurant/cafe called Rootz with a heaping spinach/lentil burger and raspberry lime smoothie in a sunny window in Berlin. I never want to leave this place. Tomorrow I fly to meet Julie in Athens and the travels will continue.
The only thing marring my perfect time is that I'm missing both Meursault album debuts, in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Those are going to be so epic.
The only thing marring my perfect time is that I'm missing both Meursault album debuts, in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Those are going to be so epic.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Välkomnande till Sverige!
Some things I've learned in Sweden:
Losing your voice doesn't effect the language barrier that greatly.
Behind all marvelous inventions is an equally marvelous mustache. (Nobel Museum)
(How's that for an inadvertently sexist comment? Fuck you and your legit mustaches and Nobel prize winning inventions. Your museum is boring.)
The Nobel Museum is best for it's children's exhibit. Don't expect to understand much else.
Even the bins in Sweden look nice.
Swedish girls will always be more beautiful.
Swedish boys will always be more fashionable.
Can't escape tabloid photos of Sandra Bullock. The fascination is beyond me....has she had work done?
American Apparel, still fabulous, still overpriced.
Whitney Houston and Rod Stewart will both be touring here this summer.
Swedish fish taste better in Sweden.
Avoid the hard red candy. It is most likely filled with battery acid.
"Sometimes it happens within you when you go home at night, in the dark." (kulturhuset in the centre)
Even though Stockholm is a city of 4million, it is still possible to run into your friends in line for a toilet, in a McDonald's, in
a completely random part of the city.
"The soul abides in the heart, which rules the body." -Aristotle (kulturhuset in the centre)
Everything, literally everything, is more eco friendly in Sweden.
The tap for water in the bathroom is attached to the shower head. Très chic.
Also, there is no differentiation between the floor of the shower and the floor of the bathroom. Très chic(2).
Losing your voice doesn't effect the language barrier that greatly.
Behind all marvelous inventions is an equally marvelous mustache. (Nobel Museum)
(How's that for an inadvertently sexist comment? Fuck you and your legit mustaches and Nobel prize winning inventions. Your museum is boring.)
The Nobel Museum is best for it's children's exhibit. Don't expect to understand much else.
Even the bins in Sweden look nice.
Swedish girls will always be more beautiful.
Swedish boys will always be more fashionable.
Can't escape tabloid photos of Sandra Bullock. The fascination is beyond me....has she had work done?
American Apparel, still fabulous, still overpriced.
Whitney Houston and Rod Stewart will both be touring here this summer.
Swedish fish taste better in Sweden.
Avoid the hard red candy. It is most likely filled with battery acid.
"Sometimes it happens within you when you go home at night, in the dark." (kulturhuset in the centre)
Even though Stockholm is a city of 4million, it is still possible to run into your friends in line for a toilet, in a McDonald's, in
a completely random part of the city.
"The soul abides in the heart, which rules the body." -Aristotle (kulturhuset in the centre)
Everything, literally everything, is more eco friendly in Sweden.
The tap for water in the bathroom is attached to the shower head. Très chic.
Also, there is no differentiation between the floor of the shower and the floor of the bathroom. Très chic(2).
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