high above the world I used to know
Have had a very needed, short and lovely holiday with the family outside of Coventry. It was as expected spent most of the time in the swimming pool. We also squeezed in a Zoo visit and a SeaLife adventure.
It was full speed but somehow very relaxing.
Next summer I would love take one of those cabin holidays near a lake where we can make our meals on an open fire, jump in the water and breath fresh air. My body craves it. :)
Sometimes it fades away
Love having met another long lost swede near my area. These spontaneous meet ups are worth gold(medals) and more, with laughter and chats about anything and everything until the store kicks you out at 5pm. It’s Sunday
after all and in England that’s Jesus’ day so you better head home. Emma ended up with pre-packed cheese and bread sticks for dinner. 😁 Happy Sunday!
If your dreams don’t scare you they are too small
Osterley Park is something else. I used to walk here with Olivia in the buggy every week. I would make sure I went on rainy days as well for the full unplugged childhood experience kids in big cities don’t always get. On
rainy days we were the only ones along with our neighbours out and about, every single time.
Book 7 of 2021
Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
We follow Jason who one night gets robbed by a stranger and when he wakes up his wife is no longer his wife and his son was never born. We are thrown into a rabbit hole of multiverses. It's a mind-fuck and hands you some pretty provocative thoguhts about life choices and regrets.
Sci-fi is not my go-to but I'm always up for a new experience. I enjoyed it but didn't love it.
Its a 3/5 stars ⭐️ for me.
