SKYNI

This is a little city close to Köping. I must say that it is quite nice. We had a great lunch and walk around the city. Specially under the great blue skies.

The children love rock climbing but of course, i get a little anxious to see them climb so high.

Jon and Linn take after Nicke. They love the outdoor and love running around the forests, Unlike me. I have been living and breathing the city for too long. I just need to get out there more often and enjoy the clean fresh air.

I guess it is never too late…and i really enjoyed it.

We had a fantastic time this Easter at Farmor’s house. Linn went around the neighbourhood collecting easter ‘godis’. Her cousins and her dressed up in traditional costume and wore very interesting makeup. I did not noticed it but an old childhood friend of mine, Pang Kai Wei pointed out to me that they look like russian dolls.
True indeed.

Words cannot describe how i feel about Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s passing. An extraodinary man who executed his vision not only with excellence but built a remarkable country over a short period of time.

I expressed my sadness to a Swedish friend who has no idea of who Mr Lee is and what he had done for Singapore. His first question was..’Was he a dictator?’. Sadly, my answer did raise question why Singapore would mourn for the loss of a dictator.

I guess perhaps Singaporeans can understand why his ‘dictatorship’ worked at a time that was most needed. He governed Singapore like how a father will look after his child. Without him, we would definitely not have a successful Singapore. Without him, I could not answer with pride when someone ask where i am from.

Thank you Mr Lee. May you rest in peace.

Nicke brought Linn to her first pop concert in March..a Katy Perry one. She has been a big fan and has been ROARing to us for quite a while. We thought she would be really excited. But i guess it was way past her bed time and she fell asleep at the end. Hilarious!!
Meanwhile, mummy had a great time snuggling with Jonathan.