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Utan dina andetag - Without your breath

Matilda sings this beautiful song - without your breath together with Peter and the choir. The lyrics says in the chorus:  I can't even walk without your air in my lungs I can't even stand if you doesn't watch What would I be  without your breath

Long overdue post (and long )

H.E.A.T at Väsby Rockfestival Matilda, me and Peter I have no excuse but I can blame summer (?) and wanting to take a break. Last I wrote it was the end of June and now we have August already. July consisted of, mostly, vacation. The first week though I worked but July 4th we went to Svardsjo in Dalarna to visit G and P and their wonderful house overlooking lake Svardsjon. We also attended a singalong held at the "old farm" lead by a very popular artist here in Sweden, Lasse Berghagen. The weather was just beautiful with sunshine and over 4 000 people in the "choir". Afterwards we went home to the house where we have a wonderful dinner with BBQ together with G, P, G, S, K and O :-) Waiting for Lasse Berghagen and singalong Returned home Sunday afternoon and the next day we left to check-in at "our" hotel Marina Tower. Sadly enough we didn't get our favorite room :-( but at least a room with a view over the sea. The next day we gladly t...

Time to say goodbye med Peter Johansson och Matilda Grün

Time to say goodbye with Peter Johansson och Matilda Grün in Sankt Anna church in the archipelago of Sankt Anna in Ostergotland. This is one of my favorite songs and I was so moved that I couldn't film the whole song, sorry. But enjoy this part :-)

Nessun dorma med Matilda Grün

This is the concert I went to yesterday. One of my favorite songs and singers in Sankt Anna church in  the archipelago in Ostergotland. Enjoy!

Peter Johansson, Erik Grönwall, Matilda Grün, Jona Tee

So good I have to give it to you again :-) Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

What a day - Eurovision win for Sweden and a wonderful Hagapark Day

Måns Zelmerlöw won the Eurovision for Sweden yesterday in Vienna. I was too tired to sit up and watch it. After Måns had sang I fell asleep and got the news at 4AM. I have now seen it in rerun and it was just as exciting although I knew the outcome. Before that we had our much anticipated Hagapark Day. They started with me waking up at 3 by the sound of heavy rain! Oh no, was my first thought. But by the time I left for the Hagapark at 05.30AM it was sunny. Suppliers were already in place and had started working. During the first 2 hours I had to run from one end to the other to show everyone where everything were supposed to be, how to place all the furnitures, how to place the stage, the artisttent, the toilets etc etc.  At 8 AM some others came to help out while I furnitured the artist tent, took care of the catering showing them where the food and cake were supposed to go. We had cakes for 625 people (that was including artists and volunteers).  In the artist ten...

Tomorrow is the big day - Hagapark Day

This last week has been filled with last preparations for the Hagapark Day which will culminate tomorrow. But the week started very bad :-( On Monday I woke up and couldn't walk!! Yes, litteraly. I had so much pain in my pelvis that I couldn't lift my feet and make them walk. But of course I did went to work and held in everything I could get hold on to get some support. But at last they sent me home. I had a bit of panic. I had to be able to walk tomorrow! So I took a big dose of cortisone and booked an appointment with my doctor the next morning. And yes I did stay home from work on Tuesday. The doctor prescribed strong double painkillers, continue the cortisone but then reduce it gradually. Of course it was inflammation - again! So on Wednesday I was able to walk much better and yesterday, thank God, I could walk a lot. We had a run through with all suppliers from stages to tents to furniture and also sponsors. Then in late afternoon we had a information m...

Quiet week

We had a lovely celebration of Emil's birthday last Sunday. All the boys came over, Mandy sadly worked and couldn't be here, and we had a great lunch together. Emil This picture is taken last Sunday :-) and as you can see it's very sunny.  After that it has been raining a LOT and today is no exception. It has rained since this morning and it's cold. One day this week it was -2C in the morning!! In May!  That is not OK! I sure hope it will have sort of rained off now so we get nice weather on Saturday when we have the Hagaparkday. From the official site visitstockholm.se I have placed our event on different sites like this official one www.visitstockholm.se. See the photo above. And also here: https://www.facebook.com/events/453669161458729/ We have also advertised all over Stockholm with big posters and  I will be on Radio Stockholm this week. Poster for Hagaparkday Poster in Old Town Poster outside Humlegården in Östermalm I...

Oh my God

The Christmas smorgasbord I just realized I haven't written anything since November 23! But I can tell you I haven't been lazy but there has been so much going on that I haven't had the strength to write. I had meetings that week and I was supposed to be at a conference hotel for lunch that Friday but I was to tired I had to cancel it. So instead I baked safron buns (!) and made chocolate troufles with ginger.  The ferry On December 1 it was Staffan's birthday (Hasse's oldest son) and I worked and worked at my job. Thursday I and Hasse were supposed to go to the theatre and see Come again Charlie, which was one of my birthday presents - thank you Pär and Brita. But Hasse wasn't feeling well so instead I asked Linnea, my bonus grand daughter if she wanted to go and she was very happy that I asked. We had a really good time and the play, which was a comedy, was funny but also with a message which made you laugh and then stop. It was about the si...