A rainy January day in New York spent with friends. We ate at Kopitiam for brunch on the Lower East Side. The fish ball soup was the perfect thing to carry me through an overcast and breezy winter. kaya butter toast and really strong coffee fish ball soup and coconut rice
Bramble Baking Workshop
A sweet little layer cake decorated with herbs, dried fruit and edible flowers.
Papirøen and more from Copenhagen
First, a church. Because it's beautiful and there's a lot of Protestant reformation history in this part of the world. Just interesting. Duck confit with duck fat fries! From a stall inside Papirøen. Who's in charge of these trees? What are they? Why are they so beautiful? A ridiculously good seafood dinner in Copenhagen.
Rosendals Trädgärd
Did you ever watch the 1993 version of "The Secret Garden"? Mary Lennox spends most of her time skipping rope until she finds a key. She fumbles through some vines to open a locked garden. And then everything changes. Olivia arrived yesterday so today was our first full day exploring Stockholm. We walked a lot … Continue reading Rosendals Trädgärd
To Stockholm
Bus from Klädesholmen / Train from Gothenburg / Arrived in Stockholm. During the last week I was in Kenya, I met a volunteer, Lina, who was from Sweden. She recommended I meet her sister Sofia for dinner when got to Stockholm. So after I checked into my hotel and walked meet to her. We went … Continue reading To Stockholm
The Jam 