You may have noticed that around here lately the answer to the question “what to do tomorrow” never seems to be “write a blog post.” One of the problems with blogging about your travels is that sometimes you are just too darn tired (or lazy, but tired sounds better) to write about your adventures after … More London, Part Two
We arrived in London early Saturday morning. Even thought the sun was already shining in Sweden, we needed the alarm to wake us up at 4 am. After only a few hours of sleep, we threw on some clothes and checked out of our hotel in Gothenburg. While I waited with the bags and the … More London
The remainder of our time in Gothenburg and Sweden went by really quickly. After our return from the East Coast of Sweden (which I promise to write about soon!) we had two more days in Nösund. We spent one afternoon on the island of Gullholmen visiting friends. (This is the same family that we spent … More Gothenburg, Part Two
Today is our last day in Sweden. Early tomorrow morning we leave for a few days in London before heading home. We are back on the West Coast in the city of Gothenburg (Göteborg) after a few glorious days in Stockholm and the surrounding countryside. Stockholm is one of my favorite cities and our friends … More Gothenburg
The West Coast of Sweden where Sean’s parents have their house is a popular summer destination. The lure of the ocean breezes (although often chilly), excellent seafood and quaint towns attracts tourists from all over Sweden. We have our favorite places that we like to visit, but this year we went to a couple of … More West Coast Adventures
Sean arrived a week ago and we have been on the move ever since, having lots of fun but clearly too busy and tired to blog! And there is a lot to blog about–museum visits, a trip to the gorgeous island of Marstrand, jumps from high dives and fish tales–and we promise we will cover … More The One Where Sean Messes Up the Blog
I haven’t picked anyone up from the airport in years. Usually, I am traveling with my family and we go to and from the airport together. Sean takes a car service when he travels for work and when people come to visit us, they generally find their own way to our house. But, I’m here … More Welcome to Sweden (Sean)
My in-laws bought their house in Sweden in 2003, the year that Sofia was born. My mother-in-law grew up in Gothenburg and the surrounding area which is over an hour south of the village of Nösund on the island of Orust. Her brother and sister both had summer cottages in this part of the Swedish … More The House in Nösund
What To Do Tomorrow... 