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Back home again, final of Clash of the choirs




Yes, I'm back home again after 2 wonderful days together with other chairmen/women from the Rheumatic assocation. It's always nice to meet and discuss matters that are of interest in our association. We also have class today to learn more and get tips about our role as leaders.

Yesterday evening we had dinner at 6.30. Not the best I've ever eaten I must say because the meat was so leathery and thus hard to chew. So no gourmetdinner. But after dinner we went up to the conference department and we had coffe when suddenly two Italian men started playing the theme from Mio my Mio. We had seen the loudspeakers, the keyboard and guitar but we had no idea what to expect. Then they presented Adele Li Puma and those of you that our Swedish I think know who she is. She is born in Sicily but lives in Sweden actually in Upplands Väsby! She sang the most beautiful Italian songs with help from one of the men. Everything from Volare to Gigi (oh I love that song). Then she had us all up dancing (!) and that is not bad if you think that all of us has rheumatic diseases and aches and pains.
I have had so much pain today especially in my neck and back but it was worth it. See photos.

So the rest of the weekend I think I will take it easy and relax since next week will be filled again when I go to Falun for the course and then lunch on Thursday when I get back and to my sister Helen for teeth checkup on Friday. So once again a week when I know what I have to do :-)

Soon the final of the TV-show Clash of the choirs is and I'm going to see it. I love the form this show has. It's actually a Swedish singer, Caroline af Ugglas, that invented the idea and she participated in this show but was voted off a couple of shows ago. Looking forward to this because it's not only the 2 choirs that performs but all choirs are back today to perform.
So I say bye and have a wonderful Saturday evening whatever you do.

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