Yesterday, in the midst of writing out a glossary of Swedish terms for things found in your bathroom,* I listed rubber duck, which in Swedish is gummianka<\/i>. Isn’t that a silly sounding word? It’s even sillier when you realize it’s pronounced “goomi-anka.” Gummianka, du \u00e4r den enda! Du g\u00f6r badet mycket roligt! heeeee<\/p>\n
Today, I am going back to Ericsson to make sure my ex-boss is satisfied that there is absolutely NOTHING LEFT FOR ME TO DO THERE. *rolls eyes* This is why I have the time to sit and blog in the morning today. I didn’t sleep in, opting to drop the kids off at school\/daycare and return home for a couple of hours before heading out. Other things that must be done today include swinging by the grocery store, buying a birthday present for a little girl, picking up the AWC directories, going to the post office to mail my absentee ballot after buying a very explicitly instructed C6 envelope to put it in, and mailing my ATCs* for the I’m quite happy with the way my ATCs turned out even though it took me forever to figure out what I wanted to do for the theme “What I See in the Mirror.” I actually made 5 even though only 4 were needed, so I got to keep one, although I might give it away later. I’ll post a photo after the swap is over since I want them to be a surprise for the participants.<\/p>\n Really Good Writing Out There Right Now<\/b>: Cars & Kismet<\/a><\/p>\n