In May, TV screens throughout Europe will be tuned in to the biggest music competition *puts on Jeremy Clarkson voice* in the world. Eurovision Song
In this final part, I go back to Sweden again. There is technically a bit missing from what happened on the 30th, but I was
A couple of years ago, I re-posted my travel diary from when I went to Koblenz to attend the Modern Talking Fanclub Party in January
May 18th isn’t a public holiday in Sweden, but perhaps it ought to be. Sweden is a country that takes the Eurovision Song Contest very
Book review: The Borrowers #2: The Borrowers Aloft by Mary Norton (Puffin Books, 1997 [1955], from The Complete Borrowers) As it turned out, the end
Here’s for picking more Swedish classics! 😀 In the 1960s and 1970s, many old houses were demolished to give room for new (and, let’s face
I recently realised that there are certain times of year when I miss Sweden more than others, namely December. “But we have things leading up
Do you know what day they hand out the Nobel Prizes? Most Swedes will be able to tell you: 10 December, the Nobel Day –
If all goes well, I anticipate there being a whole host of Swedish Ways posts this month, leading up to Christmas. Or jul (Yule) as