Hi there! Thanks for your lovely comments on my blog! I´m sorry you can´t read it - I´ve decided against adding an English translation because I don´t think the world needs another Swenglish blog:o...the fabric you commented on is bedding I used as a baby, and now my youngest sleeps in it...the necklace is a Stig Lindberg leaf from the "Berså" line, you may know it, seeing as you know so much about Scandinavian design.
Any other texts you wish to have translated, just let me know!
I saw that you´re looking for salted sweets (?) In Sweden we have salty licorice, if you want to try some I could send you a sample:) Please just let me know if you dare to take on the challenge - most of my British friends find it revolting but you seem to have an open mind about Swedish curiosities so...:D
Essko... yes, I knew that the necklace was a fragment of Stig Lindberg's Berså porcelain... & it is so beautiful! Is it yours? How lovely that you still have Moomin bedding from your childhood, and that it is still in use with your own children. I am indeed on the hunt for the perfect sea salted caramel chocolates. And as for salty licorice, I love it!! Not many people do here, you are right... So lovely to hear from you, K
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Hi there! Thanks for your lovely comments on my blog! I´m sorry you can´t read it - I´ve decided against adding an English translation because I don´t think the world needs another Swenglish blog:o...the fabric you commented on is bedding I used as a baby, and now my youngest sleeps in it...the necklace is a Stig Lindberg leaf from the "Berså" line, you may know it, seeing as you know so much about Scandinavian design.
Any other texts you wish to have translated, just let me know!
I saw that you´re looking for salted sweets (?) In Sweden we have salty licorice, if you want to try some I could send you a sample:) Please just let me know if you dare to take on the challenge - most of my British friends find it revolting but you seem to have an open mind about Swedish curiosities so...:D
Oh that lonesome puppy picture alone is going to make me have to get it :)
Essko... yes, I knew that the necklace was a fragment of Stig Lindberg's Berså porcelain... & it is so beautiful! Is it yours? How lovely that you still have Moomin bedding from your childhood, and that it is still in use with your own children. I am indeed on the hunt for the perfect sea salted caramel chocolates. And as for salty licorice, I love it!! Not many people do here, you are right... So lovely to hear from you, K
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