My best friend Linah is writing a story about a girl named Yoko. I don't want to reveal too much information on the book here because she is afraid that someone might try to copy her work. I have been reading it chapter after chapter as she continues to write it and it's truly awesome. I love the story. It's original but buried in the text is a part of our childhood and our memories. I love to read it because it feels like it's a part of us. A part of who we are. The characters and the story... without them neither of us would be who we are today. They had such a great impact on our lives. We may not be a part of the story, but as we played a game we named Filbunken this story begun to grew, and today around 10years later it's getting down on paper.

I can't wait to read more!

Margaret, one of the stories main protagonists. I drew it for Linah.

Yoko. The main character of the story. I drew it for Linah.

I felt like I wanted to do something and Benedicte asked me if I could make pancakes. Of course I was up to the task! Making pancakes for four people sure takes ALOT of time!

Almost done now~~


A special pancake for David.


All of us squeezed down in the sofa and my bed and ate at the TV table.
Days like this I really miss to have a real kitchen!

A couple of weeks ago me, David, Donnie, Benedicte and her dog Ronja went swimming in the Saxtorp Lake.
Benedicte told us over and over again that her dog hated water and that she wouldn't swim with us - to our great dissappointment. But just a few seconds later the little rascal ran into the water.