Valborg 2011 in Uppsala; Breakfast by Fyrisån containing of champagne, baguettes, brie, chevré, strawberries and white-water rafting. The rest of the day can be summoned with Spice Girls, Veronica Maggio, Queen, kir, wine and dance, dance, dance. (Some photos taken by Anna, edited by me)

This weekend I took the train to Uppsala to celebrate Valborgsmässoafton in a very traditional way. On Friday, however, we started off by celebrating Kvalborg.

At 10.15 this morning I met up with my dear friend Jens who was waiting for me by the bridge over to Djurgården. The island was in full blossom, the hills were covered with wood- and blue-anemone amongst other spring-flowers. After hours of walking around the beautiful island we said goodbye and I took the tram to enjoy the cherry trees in Kungsträdgården. Lovely day!

A piñata, named Bagina Cocasa, was made while the sun shone through winterstained windows. When the creation became perfection we went on to hours and hours of clubbing at a friend's home. There are plenty of things to celebrate!

Spent both Friday and Saturday of last week to celebrate my birthday with the closest. Lovely! (Sara has taken some of the photos)

Stockholm, March 2011, a sold-out Debaser Medis and in centre of all attention, the one and only; Adele.

Today my darling grandmother would have turned 94. She used to be quite a gorgeous lady.

A simpler life, a simpler time, a better season.

Winter days sure can be beautiful, but I still hope that spring is just around the corner. But isn't it always in one way?

While I was up north spending Christmas at my mom's, we took a day trip to the Jukkasjärvi Icehotel. I haven't been there since I was five so it almost felt like I had never been there at all. It was extremely cold inside but oh so beautiful. Next time, however, I plan on bringing better photo equipment and warmer clothes. We finished of the tour with a warming vodka-drink in the bar completely made of ice.