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Har precis läst ut "Dumpa honom - han vill faktiskt inte ha dig", som jag mottog av Emma (med stor skepsis). LÄS DEN! Jag har äntligen sett ljuset, hittat sanningen:

"Det finns en kille där ute som vill att hela världen ska veta att han är din pojkvän. Sluta larva omkring, leta reda pa honom istället."

YES.

Tour de France

As a kid I loved it. As a teenager I hated it. As a grownup I have realized that France and I have an ever-lasting relationsship. I spent the weekend in Nancy, France, with Helena. Luckily the spring has finally entered the European continent and we spent the whole weekend slacking on outdoor cafés writing lists and eating unhealthy bread from the bakery. We listed things like cities we are planning to visit this spring and excuses for not giving guys our phone numbers:

1. Well, I have to talk to my manager first.
2. ... or my dad/boyfriend
3. Why? If you wanna say something, you may say it now.
4. Why? I believe in the concept of penpals.
5. You should write down yours, I will hold a lottery later on tonight
6. I live in cave and the connection is terrible

... and the best one:
7. My name is Ida Serneberg; if you really want to contact me, you'll find me.

We actually managed to do a day trip to Luxembourg, a country that I visited as a kid but didn't have any memories from; now I know why: there is nothing to remember. Luxembourg is just too ordinary to be interesting.

Busy life

I've been lazy with updating my blog lately... sorry. Last week I was on a buisness trip in Germany, probably the most undeveloped contry in Europe. I need a very good reason to ever step my foot there again; I don't like trains that collaps in the middle of nowhere and I don't like that people mix up there bags with mine.

Besides buisness trips I've also being busy being a baby sitter. I had to look after three lovely ones for a whole day in Zurich and we did just fun stuff such as Zurich Zoo with penguin parades and fun play grounds.

I think I have to change my opinion about the community of SVIV; Swedes living in Zurich are, thanks to this community, contacting me and inviting me for partys. (Obviously, if you google on "SVIV + Roland" my blog is the third match?!)