There were a lot of small pieces:
TaDA
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
Kommode veranen
We bought a giant dresser thingie, having heard rumours about small children needing an amazing amount of stuff. So we bought the biggest one they had in Ikea. Of course the real challenge here was to put it together.
There were a lot of small pieces:
TaDA
There were a lot of small pieces:
TaDA
Saturday, 20 September 2008
Preparing for da baby...
We somehow have to fit in a baby + all the stuff that follows into our tiny apartment. And it seems there is only one way furniture can be arranged, so that this is possible. The first thing was to remove a lot of books (but only a tiny amount of books compared to the total amount we own...) from this:
And put them up here:
The desk has to be somewhere else... There is a giant computer screen on it:
We did buy some more furniture from Ikea, but they didn't deliver it as promised, so now chaos is spreading...
And put them up here:
The desk has to be somewhere else... There is a giant computer screen on it:
We did buy some more furniture from Ikea, but they didn't deliver it as promised, so now chaos is spreading...
Friday, 5 September 2008
Saturday, 30 August 2008
Wednesday, 27 August 2008
The blog just might come back to life?
There has been some knitting:
(haHA, I'm 6 month pregs on that pic, can you tell?)
And some flowers on the tiny balcony:
(haHA, I'm 6 month pregs on that pic, can you tell?)
And some flowers on the tiny balcony:
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Sweden part 2
Just a few more pics from the beautiful Sweden:
The followings two pics were both taken at the Vättern:
We drove to another camping site, again in the middle of a forest, at a picturesque lake:
What you can't see, of course, is that there were two big disadvantages on this camping site. The first one because people were basically allowed to put there tent and car or caravan wherever they wanted, making it quite a challenge to get out car out again. This was even more so because it was a rather hilly area. The second disadvantage was the reallynotgoodenuff toilet. There were only two for women, and they weren't quite clean enough, and even though you could lock the door, insects could still crawl/fly inside, so you had to fight evil swedish killer insects, while sitting there...
So we drove on, to yet another camping site. A biggish part of the holidays my bf spend like this:
As I unfortunately recommended a good book to him, a crime novel taking place in the very area were we were camping!
The followings two pics were both taken at the Vättern:
We drove to another camping site, again in the middle of a forest, at a picturesque lake:
What you can't see, of course, is that there were two big disadvantages on this camping site. The first one because people were basically allowed to put there tent and car or caravan wherever they wanted, making it quite a challenge to get out car out again. This was even more so because it was a rather hilly area. The second disadvantage was the reallynotgoodenuff toilet. There were only two for women, and they weren't quite clean enough, and even though you could lock the door, insects could still crawl/fly inside, so you had to fight evil swedish killer insects, while sitting there...
So we drove on, to yet another camping site. A biggish part of the holidays my bf spend like this:
As I unfortunately recommended a good book to him, a crime novel taking place in the very area were we were camping!
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Sweden part 1
We decided to go camping in Sweden again, here are the pics.
We drove from Copenhagen to Helsingør, and from there took the ferry to Helsingborg, which takes about five seconds.
The next few hours looked like this:
Swedish motorways, luckily quite empty for the most part.
And here's one for the sewing machine enthusiasts, as we drove through Huskvarna.
Finally arriving at our starting point of this journey, Askersund, which also was the ending point of the last one.
It was a good place to start, because we really liked it last year, and it's a really beautiful place, and it has clean toilets! This is how we (ermmm... Jakob, until he forces me to remove that pic) looked like after endless hours in the car.
More soon.
We drove from Copenhagen to Helsingør, and from there took the ferry to Helsingborg, which takes about five seconds.
The next few hours looked like this:
Swedish motorways, luckily quite empty for the most part.
And here's one for the sewing machine enthusiasts, as we drove through Huskvarna.
Finally arriving at our starting point of this journey, Askersund, which also was the ending point of the last one.
It was a good place to start, because we really liked it last year, and it's a really beautiful place, and it has clean toilets! This is how we (ermmm... Jakob, until he forces me to remove that pic) looked like after endless hours in the car.
More soon.
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