Again today I realised that I live in a SMALL country. Yesterday an embassy was bombed and that of course make headlines. But today a new headline (more inside)

by sand 04 Jun 2008

:-)

by sand 04 Jun 2008

Thanks, maybe I should send you a recipe, I actually have one from my grandmother. At present one dont use time for baking these anymore, we just by them, but I have tried to make them as a child, and they where much better. And why they are out of stock: We are having the perfect summer these weeks, sunny, nice warm not too warm. It is a bit to soon for the strawberrys -we eat strawberry all year, but only the danish are concidered to be real strawberrys ;.) And so we eat "koldskål" and "kammerjunker" in large quantaties, we believe that is more summer than even icecream. So as you can see, a positive problem.

by sand 04 Jun 2008

And she is a very VERY popular princes. She is smiling, she loves her husband and her kids, she shows it. When her hat blows of in the wind, she runs for it with a laugh. She seems clever, have her own opinions, she is beautiful in a very natural way. We absolutely love her and no journalist dares to write anything bad about her - we wouldn't by the newspaper then. But if they write nice things about her, we by.... So there you are, she is everybodys darling. And we just loved, that our shy prince has turned into a more open man, when he met her. And that he cried a tear of joy, when she walked into the chirch.

by sand 05 Jun 2008

Yes it was our a few days ago. Sadly that embassies can't be in peace, afterall they are ment for communication. Are your husband alright these days?

by sand 03 Jun 2008

Thank you for your concern. It was our embassy, but it is located in Pakistan, so we are not really touched in anyway directly.

by sand 03 Jun 2008

I am afraid, we are so spoiled in our little place of the world, that we do not really understand what bad times is. That is also why I thought the Bisquit-thing was so funny. Being short of Bisquits is not really troublesome, at least not when you have plenty of other food. And we do.

But to be fair to my country-men, our little country is one of the 5 countries in the world that donates most to countries in needs. So we try to give thoughts and help to people in need.

by sand 03 Jun 2008

I live in Denmark in the north of Europe. We are all OK, the bomb went of outside our embassy in Pakistan. And for food, we have plenty - and that was why I thought it was funny with the bisquit-shortage. Things are happening in the world, and we still think it is important to have just the right kind of bisquits. But prices are going up, very much. But my family dont feel it very much, because we mostly eat organic food which have always been expensive and those prices are not going very much up, its more traditional food that are skyrocketing in prices.

Uhh, scary with your son. I have never heard of anybody being so close to a bomb, windows blowing out. And his family there.

by dlmds 04 Jun 2008

I have heard that Denmark is beautiful. I am pleased you and yours have plenty of food and your safe. We never know anymore where a bomb can go off, or the distruction it can cause. I love the fact that we can keep-in-touch with one another all over the world. There is so much we are not told in the news about the rest of our world. Hugs and flowers.

by jrob 03 Jun 2008

yes, that is a bit odd. I guess those bisquits are VERY important to some people.;)

by sand 04 Jun 2008

:-)