Has FREEDOMtravel become a moving, building and everyday blog? Yes, you can really wonder! The thing is that in the last week only dedicated to this kind of work, and there is no point in trying to blog about anything else. You just have to follow our everyday life!
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For the past few days, we have been helping Peter's mum move from a large house (which housed a whole life) to a small flat. It's been a busy few days with lots of physical labour and many opportunities to test our problem-solving skills. We offer some reflections from the chaos of the move.
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We're on the road with the motorhome, but this time it's not for fun. Peter's mum is moving, from a house to an apartment, and we are there to help with the move. Motorhomes are practical in many contexts!
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Today we open our online store! We have been working on this for several months, and it feels great to finally open. Now during the first weekend (8-9 August) we have several opening offers with great prices. Don't miss it!
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Yesterday we celebrated Peter's 60th birthday, and here are some photos from the day and the celebration. We thought it would be a rather quiet day with Peter's brother on Blidö, but one surprise after another.
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Which countries actually celebrate Midsummer? And how is Midsummer celebrated in different countries? We have read about the celebrations around Europe, in connection with the summer solstice and St John the Baptist's Day. Perhaps you can add to this and tell us more?
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Why do we celebrate Midsummer? With the Midsummer holiday fast approaching, we take the opportunity to explore the traditions and rituals associated with Midsummer.
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You can't travel, you can't see older relatives (or grandchildren) and you can't crowd the pub. The yoga class might be cancelled, the museums are closed and there are no football matches to watch. So, what can you do? Let's try to think along the lines of "Don't cancel, reschedule".
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There are many different Easter traditions in the world, some more odd than others. This year, some traditions may have to be cancelled due to a curfew in the name of Corona, while other "home" traditions can continue as usual. Here are some Easter traditions that might (in our eyes) be considered a bit different...
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This year is Easter in Sweden for many, so we thought we'd talk about Swedish Easter traditions. We list 12 Easter traditions that are, or have been, common in Sweden. Which of these traditions are important to you? Do you have a completely different, slightly odd tradition?
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