{"id":4963,"date":"2012-01-12T19:19:45","date_gmt":"2012-01-12T17:19:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/monocultured.com\/blog\/?p=4963"},"modified":"2012-01-12T19:19:45","modified_gmt":"2012-01-12T17:19:45","slug":"christmas-and-cohabitation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/monocultured.com\/blog\/christmas-and-cohabitation\/","title":{"rendered":"Christmas and cohabitation."},"content":{"rendered":"

The holidays passed with little fanfare, I spent them in Stockholm with the closest family at hand and the rest at Skype distance. Mom isn’t her full self at the moment, and the dinners were slightly less elaborate than the five course meals we usually make. I rediscovered how much work goes into making the potatoe-dumplings, which I wolf down by the dozens. Christmas Day I and Tomasz joined in the public celebration of the birth of beer, and sat with Admas in a bar and discussed ambitions, and fashion, and then I think I had Calvados?<\/p>\n

On a recommendation from Miss Walker I visited Tevere<\/a>, a bakery which also carries vegan pizza. Rather on the expensive side, but the pizzas were awesome both times I ate there.<\/p>\n

New Years day was spent at the gym with Sara, where I nearly passed out. I can only assume that my body shut down out of fear that I would become too<\/em> fit and muscular. In the evening a bunch of us gathered at Petters new place. We saw the fireworks over Hissingen skyline, although I saw most of it through the viewfinder, being concerned with capturing it. Next year I’d like to be somewhere where the explosions can actually be felt. It’s well know that arrhythmia heightens ones appreciation of sparkling things.<\/p>\n

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Andreas visited for a short while, and then he left for New York \u2014 or as it’s henceforth known: N\u00e4vvan. I’m still working on the mixtape he’s getting for birthday. I’ll have to make up for it by making it really good, and perhaps actually sending him a magnetic tape. I have half a sack of those just waiting for coming to use\u2026<\/p>\n

And speaking of having a bunch of old stuff laying around, I’m trying to getting rid of as much of it as possible, as we’re moving in together. This is momentous and exciting, and a first for me. We’re already discussing wall colours and such, and my suggestions of stripes the colours of a 1920 ice-cream stand have met with tacit approval. Perhaps it’s not so much approval as acceptance and stoic suffering; “Enduring love” as it were. Or perhaps it’s just an understanding that I talk a lot and will likely have changed my mind before we move in.<\/p>\n

I’m moving out of my place as soon as possible and have hopefully already found a taker, and we’re moving into our<\/em> new place beginning of March. This is going to be an exciting spring! I’m gonna Sawyer y’all into plastering and painting walls, so you might as well start digging out your coveralls. I’ll consider offering light snacks and coffee to sweeten the deal even further. But before we get to that, there’s the whole “moving” thing. You’ll be happy to know that you’re welcome for that as well, as there’s no end of the enjoyment my friendship offers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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