Something in between.
Something in between.
We took our 1,5 years old to a small water park. He was probably the youngest there. But he was so extremely brave and did yeverything by himself, sliding down the long slide, going under the water fountains, running and falling into the water, etc.
There was a boy perhaps double his age who was very caucious and held on to his granddad’s hand all the time and so on. You could see that he was kind of embarrised when he saw our boy doing every thing by himself and having so much fun.
So the boy also got inspired to let his grandpa go and try to have more fun by himself. When he was going up the wide stairs to the slide our boy was faster and wanted to go around him. The other boy didn’t want that and tried to push down our boy. But instead of whining or crying our boy pointed with his finger at the other one and said: “No!” like he usually talks to our cat.
And while the other boys grandparents also told him not to push others he stopped and they both went up.
Anyway, it’s so great to see how our boy learns the social interactions and is so self-confident that he doesn’t even need our help in those difficult situations.
Yeah I wish I had my real camera with me, but you know what they say, the best camera is the one you have with you :D
We don’t see him much (cat), grandma is visiting and when she does he always hides himself, she used to scold him and and spray water on him back when they lived together.
Not buying a car so I have to walk everywhere. Not only is it great for the environment but also for my health.
Oh yeah club soda is amazing too. But same here, can’t get is so I buy it every time I’m in Germany.
So I have no idea if this is really fringe, I mean today it probably is, but I watched it with my friends in our “Classic Movies Night” film circle where we would once a month get together and watch one classic movie from before 2000, because like many we were no film nerds but we wanted to be able to talk about good older movies so we had to watch them :D. Anyway we had some rules that it needed at least a 7 on IMDB and it needed to be considered a classic by some standards. And this was one of those movies we saw. Probably one of the weirdest movies we watched :D
Hermit: Monster Killer (2016) IMDB
*A hilarious monster flick made on Sweden. With incredible special effects and a great performance by Borje Lundberg.*
It’s in Swedish, so you need to find the subtitles in English.
La Grande Bouffe (1973) wikipedia
*The film tells the story of four friends who gather in a villa for the weekend, with the express purpose of eating themselves to death. *
Von wegen Lisbeth - Wenn du tanzt
Cleaned out the office in preparation to making it our sons room. He is 1.5 years old and needs a real bed and a room soon.
Do you really open the play store and look for recommendations? I always either already know or search online for recommendations and then already know what I want to install before I open it.
When I was 10 I didn’t listen to music because my parents didn’t listen to music. Sometimes we were listening to the radio and I specifically remember liking this one song “Lady Pank - Mniej niż zero” (which means less then zero and I was always wondering how something can be less then zero).
My Chinese partner says that those are probably Chinese Millionairs, they just want out and go wherever they can get a Visa to. And there are many of them.
Yes, because those are the days where I can spend time with the people I love, even if it’s packed with stuff to do.
Even if my work colleagues are nice people I would easily replace one day with them to a day with my family every week.
People in Afganistan have the least impact on the climate of all of us.
My son really likes Europapa so we’ve been listening to that on repeat for the last week.
Definatelly the work culture, sometimes it feels it’s the opposite of Sweden ^^
I feel it really depends on the country you work with. Back in Sweden it was such a sausage fest. But since I started working with people from Russia, Ukraine and especially China it changed significantly. OK top management is still full of dudes, but middle management and the people who do the implementation is a good mix. About 40℅ women even in positions of power. Korea seems to be somewhere in the middle.