Tying up all those loose ends today and making a last checklist. I'm waiting on one final package, picking up batteries at the store, mowing my lawn. Those sort of last-minute odds and ends.
I also spent a little time finishing up my travel schedule. I tried to buy my last train & bus tickets, but it didn't work out so well. I have the same roadblock with my US SIM card. It's not working out so well at the moment. These little snags are expected though. It puts a little spice in the otherwise dry travel preparations.
I promise this blog will be more interesting once the travel gets underway. ;)
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30 September, 2010
21 September, 2010
The Plan
Here's the plan. We're leaving for Gothenburg on October 1st. Be packed by then or I'm leaving you behind. Got it?
The itinerary is as follows:
October 1: Fly to Oslo, then take a bus to GOT!
October 2: Arrive at 4:45 PM. Get to Lindome (about 20 min) for Jenny Berggren's 5 PM concert. Taxi!!
October 3: Early day in Tranås for the church service at 10 AM and a concert later at 6 PM.
October 4 -7: Gothenburg, baby!
October 8: Karlstad to see Jakob Petrén in Evigt Ung (Forever Young). Hopefully. No tix yet. The whole play is sold out, but currently on the waiting list for tix.
October 9: Karlstad for breakfast and a concert by Jenny.
October 10-15: Back to Gothenburg and surrounding areas.
October 13: Jenny's album "My Story" is released (!!!) with a lecture at Bredared church.
October 15: Concert with Jenny and Terese Fredenwall at Mimers Hus in Kungälv.
October 16: To Jönköping for a breakfast and a lecture with Jenny.
October 17: Travel back to Oslo and home.
Pack lightly. We'll need to do some serious walking and running to keep up with this schedule. I hope you're in shape. I'm not in shape - so you may have to carry me. Hope you don't mind.
During these concerts and lectures, I will do my best to bring you close to the action with live updates, lengthy reports, and whatever else pops up along the way.
In between the concerts and lectures, we'll have some fun in Gothenburg and the surrounding areas. I'll be interviewing and chatting with as many people as possible to bring you the local flavor. Throughout the two weeks, you'll find constant updates with pictures, video, and sound... and maybe even a live feed from one of the concerts, if the technology holds.
So, don't hesitate to use that comment button. This is your trip too. Tell me what you want to see and what you'd like to do during these two weeks. Just say the word and we'll be there!
The itinerary is as follows:
October 1: Fly to Oslo, then take a bus to GOT!
October 2: Arrive at 4:45 PM. Get to Lindome (about 20 min) for Jenny Berggren's 5 PM concert. Taxi!!
October 3: Early day in Tranås for the church service at 10 AM and a concert later at 6 PM.
October 4 -7: Gothenburg, baby!
October 8: Karlstad to see Jakob Petrén in Evigt Ung (Forever Young). Hopefully. No tix yet. The whole play is sold out, but currently on the waiting list for tix.
October 9: Karlstad for breakfast and a concert by Jenny.
October 10-15: Back to Gothenburg and surrounding areas.
October 13: Jenny's album "My Story" is released (!!!) with a lecture at Bredared church.
October 15: Concert with Jenny and Terese Fredenwall at Mimers Hus in Kungälv.
October 16: To Jönköping for a breakfast and a lecture with Jenny.
October 17: Travel back to Oslo and home.
Pack lightly. We'll need to do some serious walking and running to keep up with this schedule. I hope you're in shape. I'm not in shape - so you may have to carry me. Hope you don't mind.
During these concerts and lectures, I will do my best to bring you close to the action with live updates, lengthy reports, and whatever else pops up along the way.In between the concerts and lectures, we'll have some fun in Gothenburg and the surrounding areas. I'll be interviewing and chatting with as many people as possible to bring you the local flavor. Throughout the two weeks, you'll find constant updates with pictures, video, and sound... and maybe even a live feed from one of the concerts, if the technology holds.
So, don't hesitate to use that comment button. This is your trip too. Tell me what you want to see and what you'd like to do during these two weeks. Just say the word and we'll be there!
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