I guess it is not possible for me to start this blog post without mentioning Corona. Since the pandemic made travelling uncertain, our strategy for planning a trip over Midsummer was to be able to cancel our bookings up until the last moment, in case we would not be allowed to travel. Another source of… Continue reading A road trip around lake Siljan in Dalarna
How Corona is affecting our lives
One of the main reasons I started writing this blog was for my daughter Emili to be able to read it in the future and get a glimpse into our life when she was young. Now the life that we are used to has suddenly become threatened by the coronavirus outbreak. With this post I… Continue reading How Corona is affecting our lives
My guide to Singapore, the perfect city for your first visit to Asia
Aneta and me ended 2019 with a trip to Singapore. This is a short overview of our trip, but it can also be read as a guide to Singapore. If you are planning a visit there, feel free to use our trip as inspiration. This was the first trip for the two of us without… Continue reading My guide to Singapore, the perfect city for your first visit to Asia
Senshi sushibar in Stockholm, or how I discovered that it is ok to be a sushi modernist
This is a second post in a row on the subject of sushi. In the previous one, I discussed how I discovered that I am not a sushi traditionalist. Does it mean that I am a sushi modernist? Yes, wholeheartedly! In this post I am reviewing Senshi sushibar, a modern sushi restaurant in Stockholm. As… Continue reading Senshi sushibar in Stockholm, or how I discovered that it is ok to be a sushi modernist
Soyokaze in Stockholm, or how I discovered that I like sushi not for the raw fish but despite of it
I started eating (and liking) sushi only three years ago. During these three years my sushi exposure has been to various “medium quality” sushi restaurants in Sweden, Japan, USA and Croatia. But in November 2019 I enriched my experience with a fine dining sushi dinner. It made me realize that despite liking sushi, I don’t… Continue reading Soyokaze in Stockholm, or how I discovered that I like sushi not for the raw fish but despite of it
Frantzén – the best restaurant in Sweden?
Aneta and I had the privilege of celebrating our wedding anniversary with lunch at Frantzén, Sweden’s first (and at the time of writing only) restaurant that has been awarded three Michelin stars. I will not go into the classification system here, as this is a complex subject on its own, but according to Michelin, a… Continue reading Frantzén – the best restaurant in Sweden?
Annoying quirks of the USA
We have recently visited South Florida and I have described the experience in a three piece article series. The first one presents the reasons why I am drawn to South Florida and why I consider it to be a great family destination. The second one focuses on the Florida Keys and lists my favorite places to… Continue reading Annoying quirks of the USA
Road tripping the Florida Keys – my favorite places to see and things to do
We have recently visited South Florida and I have described the experience in a three piece article series. The first one presents the reasons why I am drawn to South Florida and why I consider it to be a great family destination. This one focuses on the Florida Keys and lists my favorite places to see… Continue reading Road tripping the Florida Keys – my favorite places to see and things to do
Why I love South Florida
We have recently visited South Florida and I have described the experience in a three piece article series. This article presents the reasons why I am drawn to South Florida and why I consider it to be a great family destination. The second one focuses on the Florida Keys and lists my favorite places to… Continue reading Why I love South Florida
My take on the hyped lack of engineers in Sweden
Recently I was out on the job hunt again. It was a lengthy and eventful experience where I allowed myself to be very picky and said yes only to the fourth company I engaged in serious talks with. As I already had had a job that was very good, I did not want to change… Continue reading My take on the hyped lack of engineers in Sweden
