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Date: 8th November 2010
@Marie
Hej, vad kul att du hittat till bloggen. :) Hehe, ja Mt Helens från Seterra. :P Finns ett par stycken gamla vulkanberg här i trakterna, vilket ger en väldigt fin horisontell vy. :) Jag läste ditt senaste inlägg om motorcykelolyckan- det verkar vara rätt farligt på vägarna där så jag hoppas ni är försiktiga. Ni verkar också ha det supermysigt, av era bilder att döma iallafall. :P Jo, jag känner detsamma, blir lite stressad över att halva tiden snart gått, hur ska jag hinna med allt!!? Och jag trivs så bra att det kommer bli svårt att åka hem. Men självklart saknar jag alla där hemma så mycket att jag aldrig skulle kunna stanna. Det hela tyder ju iallafall på att man har haft det bra under sin tid här, och som du säger så kan man ju alltid komma tillbaka. :) Njut av värmen och solen och bada lite för mig med (så sjukt avis på er för att ni kan bada :P). Stora kramar!!
From Blog: Happy camper!
@Marie
Hej, vad kul att du hittat till bloggen. :) Hehe, ja Mt Helens från Seterra. :P Finns ett par stycken gamla vulkanberg här i trakterna, vilket ger en väldigt fin horisontell vy. :) Jag läste ditt senaste inlägg om motorcykelolyckan- det verkar vara rätt farligt på vägarna där så jag hoppas ni är försiktiga. Ni verkar också ha det supermysigt, av era bilder att döma iallafall. :P Jo, jag känner detsamma, blir lite stressad över att halva tiden snart gått, hur ska jag hinna med allt!!? Och jag trivs så bra att det kommer bli svårt att åka hem. Men självklart saknar jag alla där hemma så mycket att jag aldrig skulle kunna stanna. Det hela tyder ju iallafall på att man har haft det bra under sin tid här, och som du säger så kan man ju alltid komma tillbaka. :) Njut av värmen och solen och bada lite för mig med (så sjukt avis på er för att ni kan bada :P). Stora kramar!!
From Blog: Happy camper!
Date: 8th November 2010
@Gute
Kul att du hittat hit. :P Jo, kontoret är väldigt litet, just nu är det 4 anställda här (CEO, ansvarig för ekocertifiering, ansvarig för ekonomi och carbon offset samt ansvarig för medlemsskap och utbildning, plus jag och Liselotte som praktikanter). Sen har vi en representant i Boulder, Colorado som arbetar med Marketing, plus en representant på Irland och i UK. Så det är inte så stort. :) Boendet är bra, jag hyr ju ett sovrum + badrum i en villa, så det är väldigt enkelt men fräsht och nytt. Lägg upp bilder på ditt boende på din blogg (med den, vad jag kan tänka mig vara, fenomenala utsikten :P) så jag får se. :D
From Blog: Internship (and yoga) update, day 19
@Gute
Kul att du hittat hit. :P Jo, kontoret är väldigt litet, just nu är det 4 anställda här (CEO, ansvarig för ekocertifiering, ansvarig för ekonomi och carbon offset samt ansvarig för medlemsskap och utbildning, plus jag och Liselotte som praktikanter). Sen har vi en representant i Boulder, Colorado som arbetar med Marketing, plus en representant på Irland och i UK. Så det är inte så stort. :) Boendet är bra, jag hyr ju ett sovrum + badrum i en villa, så det är väldigt enkelt men fräsht och nytt. Lägg upp bilder på ditt boende på din blogg (med den, vad jag kan tänka mig vara, fenomenala utsikten :P) så jag får se. :D
From Blog: Internship (and yoga) update, day 19
Date: 4th November 2010
Mors! Intressant lasning, hur manga ar det som jobbar dar? Ganska litet foretag eller? Du verkar ha finare boende an vad jag har, a andra sidan sa bor jag pa 11:e vaningen med full seaview :)
From Blog: Internship (and yoga) update, day 19
Mors! Intressant lasning, hur manga ar det som jobbar dar? Ganska litet foretag eller? Du verkar ha finare boende an vad jag har, a andra sidan sa bor jag pa 11:e vaningen med full seaview :)
From Blog: Internship (and yoga) update, day 19
Date: 20th October 2010
Nu hittade jag till din blogg också! Verkar som att du har det hur mysigt som helst :) Mount Helens... Seterra Mount Helens? :) Här på Koh Chang finns det också massor av lösa hundar, man är ju livrädd att köra på en med moppen för de är verkligen överallt! Skönt att du trivs på din praktik, du verkar ju ha fullt upp. Bra då går tiden fort, kanske tillochmed för fort! Börjar bli rädd att man trivs så bra att det kommer bli riktigt jobbigt att lämna sen.. Men man kan ju alltid komma tillbaka :) ,Nej nu måste jag hoppa i säng! Ska upp tidigt för att åka ut på island hopping tur med båt, hoppas på fint väder! Hoppas på att få se lite bilder till nästa blogginlägg :)) Kramar till dig!
From Blog: Happy camper!
Nu hittade jag till din blogg också! Verkar som att du har det hur mysigt som helst :) Mount Helens... Seterra Mount Helens? :) Här på Koh Chang finns det också massor av lösa hundar, man är ju livrädd att köra på en med moppen för de är verkligen överallt! Skönt att du trivs på din praktik, du verkar ju ha fullt upp. Bra då går tiden fort, kanske tillochmed för fort! Börjar bli rädd att man trivs så bra att det kommer bli riktigt jobbigt att lämna sen.. Men man kan ju alltid komma tillbaka :) ,Nej nu måste jag hoppa i säng! Ska upp tidigt för att åka ut på island hopping tur med båt, hoppas på fint väder! Hoppas på att få se lite bilder till nästa blogginlägg :)) Kramar till dig!
From Blog: Happy camper!
Date: 14th April 2010
To Guy:
Hey Guy! Great idea going to Iceland in the summer, the weather's much more pleasant and what little in nature that blooms does that during summer as well. We stayed at Hotel Vik, a 40 min walk from Reykjavik downtown area (the main street Laugavegur, restaurants, shops and bus station) which was really nice. But we did look at Hotel Cabin first since the price was reasonable and it included breakfast buffet. We passed that same hotel on our way to and from the city centre several times and it looked really modern and clean from the outside. Given the nice pics on their website and the fact that most passangers going on our shuttle from the airport disembarked at Hotel Cabin, I would assume that it's something worth looking into. Just in general, choose a hotel that's located no more than 1 km from the city centre and the harbour for your own convenience. The buses usually don't run early in the mornings or the late evenings and with a shorter distance it's easier to walk from and to the hotel. If you want to go on daytrips there are several agencies (Reykjavik Excursions, Iceland Excursions) that could take you out by bus for 6-9 hours, to visit areas and go riding outside of Reykjavik. My recommendation though, is that you rent a car for your family and drive to each place yourself. The Geysir (hot springs area) and Gullfoss (the waterfall) is a must to experience and you pass several volcanos and other nature attractions along the way, having the possibility to stop whenever you want when using a rental car. In the Geysir and Gullfoss area (Selfoss) it's also possible to go horse riding. Look here for som rental places: http://south.is/Home/WhattoSeeDo/Activities/HorseRiding/ And also, Laxnes Farm is one of the oldest in the Reykjavik area for horse rental: http://www.randburg.com/is/laxnes-horserental/ Hope you've gained at least something from my babble. :) And I hope you'll enjoy your stay. Take care!
From Blog: The image of Iceland
To Guy:
Hey Guy! Great idea going to Iceland in the summer, the weather's much more pleasant and what little in nature that blooms does that during summer as well. We stayed at Hotel Vik, a 40 min walk from Reykjavik downtown area (the main street Laugavegur, restaurants, shops and bus station) which was really nice. But we did look at Hotel Cabin first since the price was reasonable and it included breakfast buffet. We passed that same hotel on our way to and from the city centre several times and it looked really modern and clean from the outside. Given the nice pics on their website and the fact that most passangers going on our shuttle from the airport disembarked at Hotel Cabin, I would assume that it's something worth looking into. Just in general, choose a hotel that's located no more than 1 km from the city centre and the harbour for your own convenience. The buses usually don't run early in the mornings or the late evenings and with a shorter distance it's easier to walk from and to the hotel. If you want to go on daytrips there are several agencies (Reykjavik Excursions, Iceland Excursions) that could take you out by bus for 6-9 hours, to visit areas and go riding outside of Reykjavik. My recommendation though, is that you rent a car for your family and drive to each place yourself. The Geysir (hot springs area) and Gullfoss (the waterfall) is a must to experience and you pass several volcanos and other nature attractions along the way, having the possibility to stop whenever you want when using a rental car. In the Geysir and Gullfoss area (Selfoss) it's also possible to go horse riding. Look here for som rental places: http://south.is/Home/WhattoSeeDo/Activities/HorseRiding/ And also, Laxnes Farm is one of the oldest in the Reykjavik area for horse rental: http://www.randburg.com/is/laxnes-horserental/ Hope you've gained at least something from my babble. :) And I hope you'll enjoy your stay. Take care!
From Blog: The image of Iceland
Date: 6th April 2010
Hey Kristine, I look forward to more of your Iceland posts. I have always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for travel photos. If you have the time, check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: The image of Iceland
Hey Kristine, I look forward to more of your Iceland posts. I have always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for travel photos. If you have the time, check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: The image of Iceland
Date: 5th April 2010
Hi Eric! Thank's for reading my blog. :) I'll definitely take a look at yours when I get back home from my short holiday. Take care! Kristine
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Hi Eric! Thank's for reading my blog. :) I'll definitely take a look at yours when I get back home from my short holiday. Take care! Kristine
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Date: 31st March 2010
I enjoyed your Minila post. I always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for some good travel photos and hostel reviews. If you have time check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: Manila - day 1
I enjoyed your Minila post. I always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for some good travel photos and hostel reviews. If you have time check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Date: 30th March 2010
To Ron
Hi Ron! I'm so sorry I hadn't enough time to see your comment or respond to it before I left Boracay. Hope everything worked out with your stay and that you had your money well spent. :)
From Blog: Boracay - day 6
To Ron
Hi Ron! I'm so sorry I hadn't enough time to see your comment or respond to it before I left Boracay. Hope everything worked out with your stay and that you had your money well spent. :)
From Blog: Boracay - day 6
Date: 4th January 2010
daily costs on boracay
Hi Kristine, what are the daily cost of living on Boracay I am coming there next month for a couple of weeks and would welcome knowing how much in pesos I would need each day for my expenses, apart from swimming and diving are there plenty of activities to keep you busy or are you just happy chilling out, and swimming ? regards ron
From Blog: Boracay - day 6
daily costs on boracay
Hi Kristine, what are the daily cost of living on Boracay I am coming there next month for a couple of weeks and would welcome knowing how much in pesos I would need each day for my expenses, apart from swimming and diving are there plenty of activities to keep you busy or are you just happy chilling out, and swimming ? regards ron
From Blog: Boracay - day 6
Date: 1st January 2010
To Mel
We've heard a lot of great things about El Nido and are planning on going to Palawan, next time we visit the Philippines, as well as coming back here to Boracay (where we are right now), 'cause we just love it. Thanks for the comment, take care!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
To Mel
We've heard a lot of great things about El Nido and are planning on going to Palawan, next time we visit the Philippines, as well as coming back here to Boracay (where we are right now), 'cause we just love it. Thanks for the comment, take care!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Date: 1st January 2010
To Novie
Thank you for commenting, I understand that the situation is a lot worse in many other countries around the world. This just put relations and every day life in a new perspective for me, as to never having seen it before. The hospitality of the filipinos is beyond words, everyone (and I mean everyone!) is so friendly and welcoming here. Sad to hear the europeans speak ill of the Philippines based on politics and economics, when, from a tourists prespective, it should be a matter of hospitality, which I would never have any complaints about. Hopefully I can return to the country in a couple of years again, because I just love it here! Happy New Year and take care!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
To Novie
Thank you for commenting, I understand that the situation is a lot worse in many other countries around the world. This just put relations and every day life in a new perspective for me, as to never having seen it before. The hospitality of the filipinos is beyond words, everyone (and I mean everyone!) is so friendly and welcoming here. Sad to hear the europeans speak ill of the Philippines based on politics and economics, when, from a tourists prespective, it should be a matter of hospitality, which I would never have any complaints about. Hopefully I can return to the country in a couple of years again, because I just love it here! Happy New Year and take care!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Date: 28th December 2009
in behalf of the filipino people we thnk you for your visit in the philippines...due to the fact that philippines is in the thirld world country it sad to say that poverty is all around..even manila as they say is the city of slums...but i would like to reiterate that even in great cities of the world there are even worse situation than manila..and i must say india,specifically new delhi when i have the chance to have a stop over there and i cant even believe my eyes the vastness of the slums at the perimeter of the airport,which you cant see happen in the philippines. these are the stereotypes they are branding about the philippines and not seeing the other countries which is worse than manila.....anyway enjoy your stay and may the hospiality of the people will serve you.no offense with my comment just pointing out because of the european especially british saying negative things in media about the philippines.i dont know where they are getting their sentiments.happy new year!!!!!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
in behalf of the filipino people we thnk you for your visit in the philippines...due to the fact that philippines is in the thirld world country it sad to say that poverty is all around..even manila as they say is the city of slums...but i would like to reiterate that even in great cities of the world there are even worse situation than manila..and i must say india,specifically new delhi when i have the chance to have a stop over there and i cant even believe my eyes the vastness of the slums at the perimeter of the airport,which you cant see happen in the philippines. these are the stereotypes they are branding about the philippines and not seeing the other countries which is worse than manila.....anyway enjoy your stay and may the hospiality of the people will serve you.no offense with my comment just pointing out because of the european especially british saying negative things in media about the philippines.i dont know where they are getting their sentiments.happy new year!!!!!
From Blog: Manila - day 1
Date: 27th December 2009
Fantastic! By the way what's the name of the bungalow you're staying? Have a nice and pleasant stay there and make the most of it. Sending my warm regards
From Blog: Manila - day 4 (Pagsanjan falls(
Fantastic! By the way what's the name of the bungalow you're staying? Have a nice and pleasant stay there and make the most of it. Sending my warm regards
From Blog: Manila - day 4 (Pagsanjan falls(
Date: 26th December 2009
Hej Kristine, vad kul att kunna följa din blogg. Jag känner igen en del från Singapore, vi bodde på Orchard Road, och åt så klart på H.R. Café =) Jag ska uppdatera mormor (farmor) också, hon är väldigt intresserad av var du är och vad du gör. Fortsatt trevlig resa. Kram/Linn
From Blog: Singapore - Day 5
Hej Kristine, vad kul att kunna följa din blogg. Jag känner igen en del från Singapore, vi bodde på Orchard Road, och åt så klart på H.R. Café =) Jag ska uppdatera mormor (farmor) också, hon är väldigt intresserad av var du är och vad du gör. Fortsatt trevlig resa. Kram/Linn
From Blog: Singapore - Day 5
Date: 23rd December 2009
hope you will have a great time in the Philippines... hope you could see all the beautiful spot in our country el nido, coron, sagada, bohol, boracay and so much more.... :)
From Blog: Manila - day 1
hope you will have a great time in the Philippines... hope you could see all the beautiful spot in our country el nido, coron, sagada, bohol, boracay and so much more.... :)
From Blog: Manila - day 1
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det ser så himla härligt ut! svar: det var supermysigt! jag såg det, jättefint! han är inte inne på facy så ofta:D ha det fortsatt super i usa:D kraam!
From Blog: Roadtrip #1 - Newport & the Pacific Northwest Coast