spoon food
02.22.07 - 09:21am
For all of you that wonder if I’ll catch my plane tomorrow, I’m having spoon food tonight. And a salad. A whole lot safer than Sweden.
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It might be even safer to go for a full-flavored sausage inside a sweet pancake covering. It’s fun on a stick!
Spoons are much harder to get to penetrate your palate that sharp wooden sticks. Spoon food it is. I’m a tad worried about the fork for the salad, though. :-)
Wow, I didn’t know it was so bad in Sweden, it certainly looks nice, when I look out of the window :)
Abdulkadir, I hope you’ll be able to make it, there were like tons of cancelled flights today, and no trains operating and stuff. I only caught some of that news item today.
I just checked the website of the airport and only a flight to Copenhagen was cancelled. Apparently only the southern part of Sweden an Danmark were hit by the heavy snow, here it’s actually quite ok.
good news.
Bah, lots of people in Sweden living below the arctic circle often seem oblivious to the fact that we do face snowfall in the winter. It makes me laugh. Trains often get delayed due to frozen switches and things like that. Every single year! Utilizing the power of hindsight escapes many a Swede, apparently.
What in the northern parts would be just another with slightly more snow than usual, will in the southern part involve the military using all-terrain tracked vehicles ferrying people out of their snowed-in homes, passing hundreds of cars that have skidded off the road (since friction occasionally decreases when there’s snow and ice and things).
Hilarious.