Rickard's birthday

[frualeydis]

Today it's Rickard's birthday so now I can finally talk openly about the London trip that I gave him/us as a birthday present. He was surprised, but not overly excited. Not that he's the easily excited type. But I'm so much in love with him.
We need to:
Decide which museums and other places we are going to visit (I'm much for just walking around in different parts of town, seeing places you've only read about.)
Get a passport for Maja
Find one of the collapsable sulkys (no idea what it's called in english) that we bought for Vendela and Valeria so that we can bring it with us.
But we are going!!!
Thanks to guyelfkin who let's us stay with him and to my father and Björn who gave me money for birthday and christmas presents.

I'm very tired today. Maja didn't fall asleep until midnight and then we felt the need to be a little social ;) Then we got up at 6.30. But I'm happy and that's all that counts. The sun is shining too.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You're both welcome. Have a nice trip - you've earned it.

// Björn

[(Anonymous)]

Victoria and Albert museum for the hunting tapestries and the surreal quality of the plaster courts - it's like being in twenty churches at once. And Tooting for good curry and cheap fabrics. You'll need to be wary in the fabric stalls though, and burn test things :-(
/eskimonika

[guyelfkin.livejournal.com]

collapsable sulkys (no idea what it's called in english)

They're called baby buggies, or just buggies.

And, you're welcome.

Teddy

[ciorstan.livejournal.com]

What's commonly used in the US is 'stroller.' Not that I would expect any of youse guys to know that.

[guyelfkin.livejournal.com]

There's so much US stuff on TV and so much email/web connection with the US that I'm very familiar with the term.

Teddy

[aeddie.livejournal.com]

Yes, but buggy is more accurate since the baby isn't strolling.