I bought us a greenhouse a few weeks ago. We’ve talked about it for a long time, and I know it would be a chance for Judit to have a proper place for growing the vegetables that we all enjoy.
I thought it wouldn’t be a big problem to put the house up. I
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Today I’ve spent some time moving a WordPress-installation. I made a website for the dogclub I’m the webmaster for in the end of last year, and originally it was meant to co-exist with a bunch of ordinary html-files, so I did the wordpress-install in a subfolder. It has worked fine, but it didn’t look
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In the last month or two me and Judit noticed that our web provider, one.com, was getting slower and slower, which meant our sites, which uses WordPress, took a few seconds longer than usual to respond. It wasn’t a huge problem, but especially the administration-panel took longer than comfortable to respond, which was
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We made a quick visit to Uppsala this weekend, to let my parents have a look at where Bori lives and to visit her in her new “home” We all had a good time, and perfect weather both for driving and walking! We walked around town a bit, had some nice food (yummy indian
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I got home yesterday evening (or actually early today) after a quick visit to one of our offices in Belgium. Me and two collegues departed from Sweden (2 from Gothenburg, 1 from Malmö) and arrived in Brussels on Tuesday. I was a bit surprised to find that it wasn’t very warm. It was
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This is the longest and snowiest winter I can remember. When I was a kid it felt like the winters were usually snowy, but none of them was snowy for as long as we’ve had now. As far as I remember we’ve had constant snow now since December, and it’s been very cold some
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Today is Fettisdagen (sw. literaly translated; fat Tuesday). It is a day with old traditions, but these days it’s mostly a marketing ploy and excuse to eat Semla, a wheat bun, cut in two parts, slightly scooped out, filled with almond paste and whipped cream. When I was a kid these buns were
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