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Just in time for another heat wave to hit Berlin, I'm fleeing the country to go to Sweden. One week of paid vacation lies ahead and I honestly couldn't be more excited.
The first few days will be spent at my family's summer house in Småland, solving Sudoku by the lake, trying to get a tan and not eaten by mosquitoes. The rest of the week I'll be in Gothenburg, hanging out with all my beloved ones. To minimize possible vacation stress and must do's, I've decided to downsize my Sweden to-do list to only three things:
The first few days will be spent at my family's summer house in Småland, solving Sudoku by the lake, trying to get a tan and not eaten by mosquitoes. The rest of the week I'll be in Gothenburg, hanging out with all my beloved ones. To minimize possible vacation stress and must do's, I've decided to downsize my Sweden to-do list to only three things:
1. Swim.
2. Eat Swedish strawberries (heard on the news the other day that they're running out on them?!)
3. Be out in the nature.
Such a swede.