My last meal would be a crabcake. Who knew? Not me, at least not until I was confronted with Ganda's question.
The Swedish word for the day is sista måltid. It means last supper.
Friday, May 29, 2009
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Francis Strand is a 50-year-old American editor living in Stockholm. He is married to a Swedish man, which is legal in Sweden. The two met in Barcelona in July 1998 and were married in June 2000. Strand has "a high opinion of Swedes." He loves the country and people though his attempts to become fluent in Swedish haven't been easy.
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4 comments:
Francis, I know this request will sound a bit intrusive/insensitive, but... could I possibly invite myself when you plan to have thislast meal of yours? You got me ravenous just reading!
(Word verification: rEATINGo...)
Ha! Even my word verification is food-obsessed. And there would be plenty of room for you at my table, Aymo!
It's really an impressive posting. I liked it & think that it will be helpful for others. Keep up the good work. Good luck.
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It's really an impressive posting. I liked it & think that it will be helpful for others. Keep up the good work. Good luck.
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