A long day

Good day at work – got a lot done. Feels good to go home when you have that feeling.

Finally on my way to my family to enjoy the last hours of this day. Important soccer game tonight – let’s hope IMG_20121114_224838Zlatan can work his magic together with our team and get us into the world championships next year. Can’t wait to curle up in my corner with my latte and cheer on our guys in yellow and blue.  Go Sweden!

Nearly there..

IMG_20121018_213300We can see the light in the end of the tunnel and all that!
If your marriage survives a visit to IKEA three days in a row.. you will get through anything! Hopefully this was our last visit at least for this week. LOL. Oh well, the study turns out great and we have been able to throw away a lot of old stuff kept for God knows what reason. It’s been hard work to get organized but it was worth it!

The truth..

 

image.. about love.. what a great album and today I found myself the perfect gift – sheet music! What can I say – I’m happy.

And an important soccer game on tonight.. life is good.

Shakti..

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My back doesn’t always cooperate and today it was giving me extra grief. But after a few minutes on my prickly green and white friend here I started to come back to life. Ever tried? They work miracles.

Rain rain rain..

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It is pooring down outside. Completely dark still. It takes a lot of effort to drag oneself out from the comfy corner, out to that cold wet darkness.. I long for advent – for some snow and sunshine to brighten up if not my life at least the world around me.  Soon.

 

Klockargården

Amazing.. my kids are so grown up. I just came home from Klockargården by the church in Huddinge  where they held a first information  meeting regarding my youngest son’s confirmation next summer.

The priest who performed my confirmation also married me and my husband. I wonder who will perform my sons confirmation.  And if he ever will meet him or her again later in life.

Spiken

My mom and dad started a tradition back in 1971 by organizing a race called Spiken (which is a 7 inch nail and also first price).image

Athletes from Hammarby (and other clubs) run 2,7 k (women, kids under 16 and men over 35) or 5,4 k (men between 17-34). The competition takes place in the forrest close to where we live.
The winner is the one closest to the median time (the time you get when you add all the times and divide it with the number of competitors). This way the quickest or the slowest runner ends up last.

Afterwards there is a price ceremony in our school and everyone gets a price and my mothers home made cinnamon roles.

This year we were honored with a famous participant – Michel Tornéus ran. He is our long jumper who came on 4th place in the London Olympic games.
Pretty impressive!