Cloudberry, I love you!
Idag åkte jag till IKEA för att köpa en kakform. Enligt ryktet är IKEA-varuhuset här i Beijing näst störst i världen efter det i Stockholm. Utanför kassorna har dom svensk sprit, svensk mat och svenskt godis. Jag såg en burk hjortronsylt och köpte direkt! Jag köpte även lingonsylt, knäckebröd, pepparkakor [...]
Archive for November, 2006
Hjortron, jag älskar dig!
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Kina, Mat, Sverige on November 28, 2006 | 3 Comments »
Sympathy for the gloveless
Posted in Nonsense on November 20, 2006 | No Comments »
I would like to publicly express my sympathy for those who have no gloves, especially for my friend Tobias who is having difficulties finding a suitable pair.
Goodbye Wikipedia?
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Censorship, China, Wikipedia on November 19, 2006 | No Comments »
It seems like Wikipedia is once again inaccessible. Maybe it was just a glitch in the political/technical system after all.
Chopstick pasta
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Food, Pasta on November 10, 2006 | No Comments »
Today I once again made pasta, with real pasta this time! A little bird whispered in my ear that you can actually eat pasta with chopsticks… I’m just writing to tell you all that it’s true, who would have thought?
Yes, that’s a knife and fork on the table. Yes Emil, the V-sign is just to [...]
I can’t believe it’s not pasta!
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, Food, Pasta on November 5, 2006 | 2 Comments »
Since I have mid-term exams next week I need to spend a lot of time on elaborate cooking experiments instead of studying. In Sweden I often make pasta (spaghetti or macaroni) with some tasy sauce. Yesterday I accidentally made something resembling pasta sauce when I used a kind of tofu that disintegrated into small [...]
Wikipedia accessible in China
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Censorship, China, Wikipedia on November 4, 2006 | No Comments »
My life online hasn’t been quite the same since I came to China because I haven’t been able to access Wikipedia. It seems that tonight, however, I can. The Wikipedia article on the issue claims that Wikipedia may have been accessible as early as October 10, but today is the first time I’ve had such [...]

