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Fullmoon, H.E.A.T and more


It's fullmoon on Thursday and I can feel it already. Do you ever feel it? For me it's getting hard to sleep the whole night through, I have trouble falling asleep, I get headaches, I sweat more like coldsweat, I sometimes get dizzy and sometimes I'm shaky. I know friends of mine that often get nosebleed when it's fullmoon.
No warewolf though :-)

H.E.A.T is touring all over Sweden. Last Thursday they were in Luleå, on Saturday in Hunnebostrand which is on the west coast and the distance between those two are 1264 km!!
On Friday they are back on the West Coast and on Saturday in Tranås. So a lot of travelling but they like it.

H.E.A.T Interview
(So sorry it's in Swedish but if you want anything translated just contact me)

Tomorrow I'm going to my hairdresser a much needed meeting :-) and on Wednesday I'm going down to see my Mom and Jona will probably come too.
She's very bad and we try to go and see her every other day. Me and my sister take turns since it's quite a long way and it takes all day with travelling and staying.

Next Saturday August 15, H.E.A.T will perform live in TV again this time TV from Gröna Lund. We, that is some of the parents, have talked about meeting before and do a 5-kamp at the tivoli. That would be very nice and hopefully we will do that.

Other than that I have started looking for job again. It's time now and on August 24 I start the course that I will attend every Monday-Tuesday until the end of September. Hopefully I will know after that what to do. Shall I take a job or shall I start my own business as economy consultant? I don't know and that is what I'm thinking of and have been for quite some time now. But as always it's hard to believ in myself and will I get that many clients that I will get enough money? There are so many questions.

My crazy dream is to combine my knowledge of travel, hotels, rheumatic diseases and the problems with travelling if you have a disease of any kind, my economydegree and thus making travels for disable where they can completely assure that the travel is suited for them.
I already does bookings for many of my friends and my family for hotels, travels both within Sweden and abroad but the trouble is that it's so hard to ask for payment when I do it because it's so fun and it's a challenge for me to find the best hotel or flight to the best possible price (which I often do). But to be able to live of it I need to be more professional and get paid for the time I devote to this.

So you see it's not that easy but I do have 4 1/2 months left but as you know time flies. I will get back in this matter but if you out there reading this have any comments and suggestions I would be more than happy to hear from you :-)

Take care out there and watch out for the fullmoon.

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  1. I think your idea of doing tours for people with special needs is great! I wonder what the requirements are in Sweden, do you need some kind of certificate or work in conjunction with a Travel Agency? Also you need to find out how much to charge and what the need is to see if you could make a living doing this, but it sounds like something perfect for you :)

    SvaraRadera

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