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There are certain situations when time matters more and where lack of information causes unnecessary annoyance and waste of time. In the last week and a bit I’ve experience two such situations where simple alerts could have more or less avoided them.
There is a constant inner battle in me about Sweden and my future. Though moving back is not on the agenda I’ve been wanting to spend more time at home for a while and now it’s starting to look up.
Half of this week has been spent in Sweden seeing friends and family and celebrating midsummer. With that a few days have been taken out of the calendar from doing work. But it’s safe to say that I needed some time off.
As always I planned to write these posts whilst I was away but with going from one place to the next and not always having an internet connection (and quite frankly very few minutes in the day to myself and to write), I decided to give posting these a rest
Yesterday was the longest day of the year and today it’s Midsommar, a very Swedish tradition and the reason I’ve gone back home this weekend.
When we’re deep into something, be it work or personal issues, it’s easy to forget that one day can be completely different from the next. Yesterday I spent 14 hours in the office. Today I’ve been swimming in the sea in South Sweden.
It’s the day before I’m due to head home for a few days and I’m working late in the office again. Though the washing is done the bag isn’t packed. My flight leaves at 6.50am. I won’t be getting a lot of sleep.