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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...

  Erik and Eric - Grönwall and Rivers in H.E.A.T's tourbus (and my handbag)  Hasse in the tourbus and look outside!   Jona, Crasch and Erik   Happy Hasse and Daz (Darren) from Scotland  The presenters on stage  AND H.E.A.T on stage Yesterday Upplands Väsby, my hometown, had arranged a festival to celebrate their first 60 years. It was supposed to be outside a peoples feast with sunshine, lots of people, lots of outdoor activities including great artists. What happens? We live in Sweden and here there is something you can be absolutely sure of and that is you can't ever be sure of the weather which was proved once again yesterday. We woke up to storm, heavily rain and cold 5C! Yes you read it right 5C! We actually had the same weather on Christmas Eve in December hence the headline. But what did they do? Well, they took it all inside which was extremaly good. I don't think there would have been many there to watch if it should have stayed outside. ...