I have begun planting vegetables at a good spot called Valdemarsro. My town Malmö owns most of the allotment plots available, around 5000 of them. “Awe-inspiring”, my Canadian friend remarked. To get your own allotment plot in Malmö, get in … Continue reading
A summer’s rainy morning in Malmö. I’ve just hopped off the morning train from Copenhagen, clutching a crumpled paper that I just finished. I got wind of it through the NoSQL Summer reading club’s Malmö instance. On the way into … Continue reading
I can not attend this awesome meetup on Saturday, May 22. You have to go. OK? dojo.beer(“Copenhagen”);
Kiswahili (SW) Language Pack, an add-on for Firefox. A while ago I joined a Tanzanian mailing list called eThinkTank Tanzania, which sports 1200 subscribers. It’s my source of cool East African IT news. I’ll try to republish good stuff here, … Continue reading
Update 2012: Thief Cellar? There’s been a flurry of media reports about new products sold at too-low prices in the location I mentioned here three years ago. This is a hint about a flea market in Malmö. Electronics flea market, … Continue reading
My hairdresser looked like Mona Seilitz, I said, to my workmates. “No, she looks more like Elisabeth Höglund from SVT.” Update: Note that none of these photots depict my hairdresser.
More groups of people who want to fiddle with opensource software: Hackaton.se. They have an event in Malmö, at a school, 23-25 november. Just to let you know, so you can spread the word. I’ll write more when I know … Continue reading
Sweden’s third-largest town (270 000 inhabitants in the City, 600 000+ in the metro area) was initially called Malmhaugen (“Gravel heap”) – Wikipedia told me, so it’s true. Now, the name of the town is Malmö. And it is my … Continue reading
Pulling up the pegs, moving tents! Destination: Malmo, Lojtnantsgatan 8b. July 22 is the move day. Very little furniture, some books, some loose junk. Mostly, it’s a social occasion, so come join us. Either on the Malmo, or the Copenhagen … Continue reading
A friend, who I met via Luisa, just sent me information about the stage design work she has done in the period of time. Keywords are, according to Sarah: Site-specific, literary, installations, video, and an amazing trombone player. So, without … Continue reading