Reskaninen's Guestbook

No ice hockey?
You go to Canada in the winter and don't watch ice hockey? Even if you don't like the sport it is compulsory thing to do when in Canada. You know, "a tourist got to do what a tourist got to do". Take care and see you both like next week, Åke

You've seen Satan, I've seen...
You have seen Satan. I'm impressed! Last year I was in Hell! Ake

What fun!
Thanks for the Liverpudlian insight. What was there in the consulate that you found out later? Or did I miss it in the text.

England was a long time ago...
I had almost forgotten you were going to England. It's been a long time since we were there... Too long in fact... We'd better plan a trip there soon then. Loved the Cheshire Cat BTW. Among other things Alice had this to say about her Cheshire Cat "I have often seen a cat without a grin but never a grin without a cat."

Our friend is on the blogg
Hi Zakje (and Zakje's mum), This is Emma and Jean-Claude. So your mum let you in on one of the photos. We hope you liked Amsterdam. We hope our mum and dad brings us there soon too. But first we are going to Poland next week and then in November we go to Paris. Au revoir!

Nice stuff ...
... if you have good shoes. But it was fun to see and read. Holland is on my long list for places to visit. So are the Galapagos, but the Netherlands seem somewhat more likely. Though if we go there, it's more likely to be places closer to the German border towards the south so we can visit where Gisela was born (Rheydt) at the same time.

Synd att jag inte såg skylten tidigare...
Hej Irene, Jag tittade igenom din blogg om Trondheim. Synd att jag inte gjorde det innan jag åkte dit för det hade varit kul att leta rätt på den där vägskylten du hade foto på. Jag hade velat plåta den jag med. Hur gör du så att du får en länk till Resekaninen-bloggen när du lägger in kommentarer på vår blogg? Åke

KANIIIIIIIIN
kul att se att neneninen är ute o rör på tassarna. hoppas det regnar mindre än vad det gjorde här hemma i Gbg idag. Trevlig fortsatt resa!

Emma
I hope you did a litle revolutionary dance for old Emma.

... as to why you're heading the wrong way ...
... I can't really answer, since I don'tknow which way you feel you should be heading. Though a wrong turn somewhere is a possible answer. Still, if what you're doing is deciding how Americans are on the basis of how New Yorkers are, then I can understand the question. It would be like deciding how Swedes are by visiting Degemora or Jukkasjärvi. The US is a large, diverse country, where no one place is indicative of the national character. That undefinable object is probably undefinable, anyway. It reminds me of a story of how drivers differ in three east coast cities: In Philadelphia they supposedly know you (the pedestrian) are there, but don't really care. In New York they know you're there and aim for you. In Boston they don't know you are there. So which one is American? Beats me. Try another place, another turn. And above all, enjoy. Sven

doda havet
Doda havet... nar jag var dar var det fullt av saltkristaler på botten, skar man sig pa dem sved det ordentnligt i saret. Vattnet sag ut som simmig citronsaft, ungefar. Det var overkligt, men man flot faktiskt i rygglage. Ditt intryck? Sag du Ein-Gedi eller Masada?