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object width="240" height="400"> Help me win this! If I do I will bring all of my sisters together for a reunion for the first time. Isn't that something to go for? We don't get any younger ;-) so this is my chance. And can you really say no to something with the name of H.E.A.T delight? They must taste gorgeous and rockn'roll. Now it's time for Melodikrysset but I wish you all a wonderful Saturday where ever you are. Sorry, I didn't think about this being in Swedish. It says: Help me win 100 000 SEK. Vote for my mix and encrease my chance  to win 100 000 SEK.  Gå till mixen = Go to the mix (press) and when you get to the site just press rösta = vote. Or better still join and you have a chance to win too.

 Thank's Daz for the poster. Great job! I just have to share this with you. As you can see the song is the best new song this week according to 86% of the listeners and 2 professional musicians, and they are big in the business, Bengt Palmers and Gunilla Backman (who among other things has played the role of Ellen in Miss Saigon and Fantine in Les Miserables in London) They both loved H.E.A.T, the song and the singer. Listen to the broadcast on this link below. You have to go a bit into it and I suppose if you are Englishspeaking you won't understand much ;-) http://www.sr.se/webbradio/webbradio.asp?type=broadcast&Id=2229159&BroadcastDate=&IsBlock= Tomorrow H.E.A.T will play at Havspiren in Norrtälje so be sure to go if you are nearby :-) Have a nice evening and Saturday whatever you do.

  A totally wonderful photo of springflowers by Sonja Cygnel I tried to write yesterday but something was wrong with my Blogger and I couldn't write anything so now I try again. Monday evening we had the annual meeting with the Rheumatic assocation. We had 42 people announcing that they would come but only 27 showed up. We all believe it's due to the weathersituation we have right now here. Specially on Monday the commute situation was chaos, totally chaos. No subways, no trains, people stood in line for hours waiting for buses and when there finally came a bus people got crazy. Imagine one bus and hundreds of people waiting in - 20C for hours. You get the panic, anger and all feelings between. So if some people didn't show up I completely understand.     Ritva who was our guest chairman But we that did show up had a good time. We had Lars-Åke playing the accordion, then we had long open sandwich and beer (lightbeer of course) and water. Then the meeting and afterwar...

I just want to share some photos with you. I took them today when we actually have sunshine and it's a glorious cold sunny day. This morning it was -23C and that is cold. Our street after the plow had been here   If you look closely you can see Hilma but this is our mailbox being burried  The funny thing is that though you would have thought we are used to this weather, transportations doesn't work when it gets this cold. Today people were encouraged to stay home and work there instead of travel to work.  The photo shows people in line waiting for buses because the subway couldn't function above ground because of the cold. And now they are telling us that more snow is on the way!! What is this? I think we have had more than enough this winter. Don't you? Now I want to see melting snow, dripping from the roofs, birds singing and more sunshine. Tonight we have our annual meeting for members with the Rheumatic assocation. That should be nice. Tell you more about...

Yes, I'm sick :-( and I don't like that at all! The trouble with me is because of my disease I'm more lightly to get sinusitis or pnemunia than an ordinary cold so I'm always very careful around people that are having a cold. But you can't always be. I started feeling bad yesterday morning already but hoped it just was something that would be over by today. I had planned a visit to my coach in Norrtälje and also to have lunch with my friend Anne. I had to cancel both, sadly enough. But the fun thing was that before I called my coach called and she was also having a cold and since she know I'm a bit sensitive she wanted me to know. So today wasn't meant to be. By the way, the job I went for an interview on. I didn't get it :-(. I had a mail yesterday so I mailed back asking why I didn't get it. This is good for me to know since I haven't been on the jobmarket for so long. She said I had exactly the background but one applicant had that extra ...

 Danniel Yesterday was the 35th birthday of my firstborn son.  What does that make me? Old? Think I have a son that is 35 and I don't feel older than 40 something ;-). Anyway he had his birthdaygift already a couple of weeks ago since it was a ticket to the Sweden Rock cruise and the releaseparty for H.E.A.T's new album. Me, Helen and Mom went together with joined forces and bought it for him and he was very happy about it. In the afternoon we had an extra meeting at the Rheumatic assocation because of our annual meeting for members and also because we had to decide what should be in our next informationpaper. Good meeting but long. Today it's my niece Bianca's birthday and she turns 14. I don't know where time flies. She's growing and is like a little lady now. She's so adorable.    Bianca   Here's to everyone having a good Monday night :-)

Yesterday I had a wonderful, funny and musical experience at the Royal Opera. I was there to see "Die Fledermaus" or the Batman, in English, by Johann Strauss d.y. I didn't know what to expect but certainly not this! The first act was quite like an ordinary opera but some beautiful melodies and what was exeptional was that on stage was this huge screen that covered the whole stage and when the director started you could see the orchestra on that screen so a little like when you watch the New Year's concert from Vienna.  Rather effectful if you ask me. Then when the second act started Jan Malmsjö had the role as the Prince Orlovsky and we were at his party at hotel Carlton. A performance by two balletdancers were totally astonishing. They were so very soft but did all this almost acrobatic dancing. Great!!! After that Helge Skoog presented himself as the prisonguard Frosh. He was in the salon making his way to the pulpet where the conductor normally stands. Then it...