Some of you have probably already noticed the banner to the right and figured out what I am just about to tell you. But here it goes anyway. All is pretty much good to go with the development organisation that we will be raising money for. We feel enormously fortunate to be able to do this […]
Monthly Archives: November 2011 We haven’t spent a Christmas here in Sweden since 2007 but this year we will and I’m sooo excited. Don’t get me wrong, spending the holidays with Brian’s family in Mocambique is awesome. But I have to say, being Swedish and all, there is nothing quite like a Swedish Christmas. Especially when you haven’t experienced […]  Couldn’t post any photos writing the last blog post on the bus last night, so here are some of what the cruiser looks like now that it’s finally starting to go back to normal again! Rock sliders back on, bull bar back on. […]  While the world keeps turning around us, the Libyans are trying to figure out what to do after the death of their dictator, the violence in Egypt has returned and the freedom of speech has been tampered with in South Africa, we keep working towards our goal in a garage outside Stockholm, Sweden. Today we […]  The other day I read about how the people of the Samoa islands were tired of being the last to do everything. So they will simply switch time zone. Soon they will be the first to wake up everyday instead of the last. I wish I could create my own time zone. It would have […]  I recently ordered one of my lion photos, taken in Zimbabwe in December 2010, on a canvas print to hang above the couch in our living room since that wall has always been blank and boring and really needed something on it. I thought I might as well make it pretty big. And it turned […]  I’m sitting here doing research for my freelance articles and I keep stumbling over other websites and articles that might be interesting for our trip, so I bookmark them for later. It’s about Jordan… Kenya… and – Istanbul! I think both Brian and I are more and more looking forward to the Europe part of […] 1. We can be very thankful that things happened the way they did and we found the car in May, picked it up in June and could work on it during the summer months because doing all that work on the car now, during the winter months, in that garage or outside would have been […] |
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