In between Saturday's trip to the farmer's market and Sunday's trip to a different farmer's market ... hanging the tree swing for Sophie ... pretending to eat Sophie's mud soup ... watching Mathis reach past the edge of the picnic blanket to grab handfuls of grass ... before sipping a glass of wine on the front stoop tonight, Lewis asked, "Can you imagine if the weather was like this all the time?"
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some places we've visited so far
- antalya, turkeyI miss hearing the call to prayer before sunrise every morning, the sunshine and the small winding roads in the old city. But I don't miss the olives for breakfast. See my blog entry
- helsinkiThe cruise from Stockholm was the highlight. Breathtaking, really. We found Helsinki to be down-to-earth, friendly and a just-right size. See my blog entry
- londonWhy on Earth did it take me so long to visit London?! Rivals Paris for best city in Europe. Avoid Oxford Street and Covent Garden, and head to Chelsea and Holborn. See my blog entry
- parisIt was my third trip to Paris, but our first while living in Sweden. And, more significantly, our first with a baby in tow. Metro ≠ baby friendly. Centre Pompidou = 10x more fun with a little one. See my blog entry.
- bergen and oslo, norwayThink Colorado. Flooded. Oslo is a refreshing little city and the fjords offered beautiful views in all directions. Not love, love. But definitely like, like. See my blog entry.
- prague, czech republicYes, it has beautiful architecture. But no soul. Skip it and go to Budapest instead.
- berlin, germanyWe only spent a night here, but I could tell immediately that this was a city I could live in. Hope we can get back there sometime soon. Loved the new architecture, friendly people and the gigantic, wooded park.
- tavira, portugalA great place to relax, see endless fields of daisies, drink sangria and be surrounded by the smell of orange blossoms. See my blog entry.
- amsterdam and delftAmsterdam was one of our favorite European cities and Delft is a little gem you wish you could fit in your pocket and take home. Loved the individual style and easy-going nature of the people. See my blog entry.
- budapestHurry, it's already been discovered. Wonderful cheap food and an outdoorsy mentality. See my blog entry.
- dalarna, swedenReminds us of home. Really relaxing and laid back. See my blog entry.
- hong kong and tai peiSuper friendly people and so romantic. See my blog entry.
- niceLoved Villefranche and the whole area east of Nice. See my blog entry.
- barcelonaLoved the tapas and eating paella on the beach. See my blog entry.
about me
In November 2005, my husband and I moved to Älmhult, Sweden, for my dream job. Five years later, our little family of three moved back. Except, back turned out to be a brand new place called Portland.
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It's called "Colorado." ;)
Posted by: Wink | April 23, 2012 at 05:28 AM
I think we appreciate this weather so much more when we don't get it very often. It was beautiful this weekend and I wish I could onto it a little longer!
Posted by: Brianna | April 23, 2012 at 08:10 AM
Ha, G!
Posted by: ginny | May 08, 2012 at 07:45 AM