Sedan äta frukost tillsamans ,innan färden gick in till Örebro. Där skildes vi och jag fick besöka mitt favoritställe Wadköping en stund.









In silent white footsteps, when I landed in Sweden and this lovely winter landscape. Many people probably wonder how I can like the lovely white cold snow. When so many detest, short dark, cold days.
But it is probably rooted in the childhood I grew up in, when there were really cold winters, sunshine and snow. Toboggan and skis. It is somewhat charming to then come in and sit down in front of a fire or with something hot to drink.
The meeting with my friend was long-awaited and I snuggled when I saw the red houses lit up with strings of lights.
Then have breakfast together, before the journey went into Örebro. There we parted and I got to visit my favorite place Wadköping for a while.
I had to choose whether to go up towards the Vasasta or towards the castle, before it was time to get on the bus. I love the castle, it is something that symbolizes Örebro and for me some kind of, here I feel at home feeling.
The meeting with my brother who received me in the gray cold, when I got off the bus.
The cozy feeling of being reunited, an indescribable warm feeling.
Here it feels at home, cozy and relaxed and surrounded by 2 cute but maybe a bit scared cats. At least get to snuggle with the cat Stina.
Me, the sister-in-law and Anna went to the Christmas market at Alster manor, Karlstad. Cozy, cold and expensive. Very inspiring and good coffee. Good, lovely, company!
But what settles like cotton around my heart, is when my family is together. Hear the children where two of them are no longer children, laughing, talking in the lovely way you did when you were younger. Where the nephew's girlfriend extends her hand to him, I smile to myself. So nice to see love for a while.
Woke up to this treat, the cat Sune and I got to stroke our heads a little.
I took a walk in -14 degrees and I breathe in fresh air, the fresh air the north offers.
The apples hang like Christmas baubles in the trees that still bear such fine red fruit.
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