We have seen The way back, starring Ed Harris, Colin Farrell and Gustav Skarsgård among others. As the film begins, we are thrown into a dirty and cold labour camp in Siberia during World War II. Most of the prisoners are sentenced to ten or twenty years of hard labour and some of them decide that they would rather die as free men than break down in captivity.
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I am far from being alone with my name. As you know, my most famous namesake is one of Sweden's greatest actresses. KI Bladet (the staff magazine at Karolinska Institutet) came up with the idea of bringing me and actress Helena Bergström together for a career talk.
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It was finally time for Sensation White in Oslo 2011, with the theme Ocean of White. Eight hours of dancing to great DJs and a fantastic show with lights, lasers, fountains, fires and dancers. A really cool experience together with 23,000 people dressed in white.
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Today Peter went shopping for new wine glasses for the campervan. Of the old six wine glasses, five (!) have broken. Not during a wild party, if anyone thought so, but in almost all cases when we washed and dried them. The glass has simply come off the base. The new ones are made in one piece, so they shouldn't break as easily.
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Yesterday we organised a French dinner and wine tasting at home. We tried five French wines, from different grapes and in different price ranges. We made the French dinner together: we cooked the main course and Robin and Alexandra brought the starter and dessert.
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Now it's a bit "What did we say?". We have praised Poland time and time again and talked about how nice and affordable it is to camp there. Now the German motoring organisation ADAC has concluded that Poland is the cheapest camping country in Europe.
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According to a survey by Skyscanner, Brits lead the league as the worst tourists in all three classes: 1) the drunkest tourists, 2) the tourists who leave the least tips and 3) the tourists who are least interested in learning the local language.
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The Red Room and The Wonderful Voyage of Nils Holgersson are just two literary representations of Sweden. Follow the books around our elongated country and visit its well-trodden cities and paths. From the back of a goose, Nils Holgersson saw the whole of Sweden, from Skåne with its patchwork of fields to Kebnekaise. If you want to visit another classic children's book setting, you should visit Astrid Lindgren's Katthult in Lönneberga outside Vimmerby.
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If you have winter tyres on your motorhome, it's time to change the tyres. (At least we thought so, but last night it started snowing again...) We got the winter tyres when we bought the motorhome second-hand in autumn 2008. We haven't used them in previous winters, as we have kept the motorhome over the winter months. This year we changed to winter tyres for the first time.
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Often you think all motorhomes look the same: big white houses on wheels. But sometimes you see a car that really stands out. Here are some special motorhomes we've seen over the years, and a caravan. Any favourites?
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