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White as the SNOW!!

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Good evening my oldies!!

Oh what a Sunday. I feel great, a bit tired. Not because of partying but I fell asleep late and woke up early, kinda story of my life haha!

Yesterday was an amazing day, I went to the cinema with my love then we celebrated my one year anniversary in Sweden.

Today we went to walk on the frozen lake near to our home, I did my first snow-angel  and I enjoyed that to the max!

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It was so nice to try walking on the frozen lake and a bit scary too at least for me. But the snow was incredibly beautiful and it was just amazing to be here. The light was magical to stand out there and take many photos.

Now I’m chillaxing at home with my kitties and a cup of green tea. Hugs! ❤

Sweden, a winter wonderland!!

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Good evening my oldies!!

Today was another holy moly cold day, -8C but it feels like -14C, hahahaha and my fingers were gonna fall off (I wore gloves with sheep fur inside) and my toes suffer as well, they were freezing to death even with two woollen socks.

Still the winter lights can be so attractive to take photos and to enjoy the magical sky.

I went with my partner to look for Canon Cameras as I’m thinking seriously to buy one, then we couldn’t resist buying some flowers and tulips for our house.

Now at home eating hot food and enjoying the company of my cats while watching a movie and drinking some Green Tea with Spearmint  – Kusmi Thé Nanah à la menthe – which we got from the “Tehuset JAVA”.

Puss Puss and good night! ❤

Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol” is at The Maxim Theatre!

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Jasmine Elnadeem

“Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens was and still one of favourite tales before the Christmas holidays.

Ebenezer Scrooge and his famous reference to Xmas “Bah, Humbug” always made laugh.

At the weekend, me and my boyfriend booked 2 tickets to attend the play at Stockholm’s Maxim Theatre.

The play was performed in English which is good for tourists or the expats who live in Sweden.

Adding to the mostly British cast, the play have around ten Swedish children – all of whom can sing, dance and act – and most importantly – do it while speaking English like a native.

Jasmine Elnadeem
Jasmine Elnadeem

You can book your ticket from here: Blixten.se

The show was marvellous and I had much fun. So don’t be a Scrooge and miss your chance to participate in the best of Christmas traditions. Get your tickets before the final show on 23rd December.