Old-new coat
It's really, really cold now! Well, for the south of Sweden, anyway. :) The snow is still here, although it's mostly ice on the pedestrian/bicycle paths. BUT at long last I get to wear my new grey woolen winter coat that I bought in Cambridge! I've owned it for three months, but it hasn't been cold enough until now, so yesterday was the first day I wore it outside. And I feel really comfortable in it, and also smart-looking. :) It's nice to feel kind of well-dressed for once. I'm really glad I bought it.
The temperature in my bedroom was seventeen degrees this morning, and has stayed that way for most of the day. Pretty rotten for a flat that is supposed to have a guaranteed twenty.
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Today I went to a small local theatre to see a play called Skämmerskans dotter ("The Shamer's Daughter"), based on a Danish fantasy book for adolescents by Lene Kaaberbøl. I bought the ticket yesterday on impulse. I'm glad I finally managed to get myself to see a play, since I really want to do that much more, but don't really have anyone to go with, and so I hardly ever get around to it. I think the theatre company is semi-professional, so it wasn't a big production, but I really liked it, and it made me cry twice. And then I felt that it might be great fun to be in amateur theatre.
The temperature in my bedroom was seventeen degrees this morning, and has stayed that way for most of the day. Pretty rotten for a flat that is supposed to have a guaranteed twenty.
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Today I went to a small local theatre to see a play called Skämmerskans dotter ("The Shamer's Daughter"), based on a Danish fantasy book for adolescents by Lene Kaaberbøl. I bought the ticket yesterday on impulse. I'm glad I finally managed to get myself to see a play, since I really want to do that much more, but don't really have anyone to go with, and so I hardly ever get around to it. I think the theatre company is semi-professional, so it wasn't a big production, but I really liked it, and it made me cry twice. And then I felt that it might be great fun to be in amateur theatre.