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Tag Archives: Sweden
Ikea: You Don’t have to Travel to Sweden for Swedish Treats
Good to see that Ikea is bringing back authentic Swedish brands again. At one point they decided to do everything in-house and there were a lot of appeals from the Swedish community that they preferred the candies and treats they … Continue reading
Easter Treats from Sweden at Ikea
I will have a new post out soon at White As Milk and it’ll be about my uniquely Singapore view of Easter. Meanwhile, I thought I’d post some photos from a recent visit to Ikea. It’s one place I actually … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged children, Chocolate, Easter, Easter Eggs, ikea, kids, Singapore, Sweden
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Stockholm: Food I Liked
I think I have already raved non stop about the crossaints. The buffet breakfast at Hotel Rival was amazing. I especially loved the crossaints, various jams, Scandinavian nutella, bacon and scrambled eggs. There was so much more, but these were … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Burger, crossaints, Fast Food, Food, Hotel Rival, liked, Stockholm, Sweden
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How Stockholm Transformed as the Sun Set
One thing I loved about Stockholm was all the candles and they looked even more beautiful after the sun set. To me this was special, as coming from Singapore, the only time I see candles lit is in a restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged candles, Christmas, dark, decorations, Gamla Stan, Stockholm, sun set, Sweden, xmas
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Gamla Stan: Quaint Old Town in Stockholm
Another of my favourite places in Stockholm was Gamla Stan which means Old Town. It was just a subway ride away from our hotel so it was the very first area we explored and also said to be a must … Continue reading
Skansen in Stockholm
Skansen which is a ferry or tram ride away from the city centre, was one of my favourite places. It’s where I got to see the Nordic animals. It’s an open air museum or a sort of cultural theme park … Continue reading
Christmas Decorations in Stockholm & Helsinki
I found the Christmas decorations in Stockholm and Helsinki absolutely charming. Christmas felt more magical and less commercial. Real Christmas trees rather than artifical ones was one huge factor. Decorations were tasteful and not gaudy like it can be in … Continue reading
Furthest North I’ve Ever Been: Helsinki & Stockholm
This is the most last minute trip I have ever been on. Felt quite unprepared and the night before wanted to cancel, due to my claustrophobia. I had a major panic attack and it was quite scary. Thank goodness for … Continue reading
Nordic Design Inspiration for Monday
Here are some pictures that inspired me today. I just like looking at beautiful things, but who doesn’t. What struck me about this bedroom is the gorgeous iron wrought floor lamp. All the decor images originate from Skona Hem, a … Continue reading
Posted in Lovely Ideas
Tagged beautiful, beauty, decor, design, ideas, ikea, inspiration, interior design, Living, Nordic, personal, photos, pretty, Scandinavian, Skona Hem, Sweden
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Pippi Longstocking
From Wikipedia: Pippi Longtocking or Pippi Långstrump in its original language Swedish, is a book by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, and adapted into multiple films and television series. Pippi was named by Lindgren’s then nine-year-old daughter, Karin, who requested a get-well story from her … Continue reading
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Tagged Children's Books, Nostalgia, Pippi Longstocking, Sweden, Swedish, television, TV
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