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Saint Bridget's day, H.E.A.T tour Gothenburg and Stockholm this weekend

This photo shows autumn in a Japanese garden.



Today is Saint Bridget's Day. In 1999 Pope John Paul II declared her the patron saint of Europe and since then is this her day of feast.

Why am I interested in her you maybe wonder? When I attended college I did a work on her and found her lifestory very interesting and I have continued to follow what is written about her, her daughter Katherine and her nuns.

At work things are going great. I have been baking cookies every day for the students afternoon coffee and in the mornings I make delicious sandwiches, if I may say so myself :-)
I light scented candles in the morning for a nice start (it's actually getting dark in the mornings now). I see to it that they have fruit and candy. The group is very nice and I get the feeling they feel very much at home and they discuss freely and we have fun together. I like this to be able to do a bit of everything.

Today me and Jonas went to IKEA to shop the last things for his flat. When we came back I went in to see what the flat looked like now when he has painted the walls. It really looks great! It's such a nice 1 bedroom flat. He's almost done now with shopping but he wants a flat TV to complete with.

H.E.A.T is to play with Hardcore superstar on Friday and Saturday in Gothenburg and Stockholm. Then they have to pack their bags for Japan.

The photo here has nothing at all to do with what I 've written but I just love Las Vegas and this collage was made by my sister Jo and I love it!

Talk to you tomorrow :-)

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