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Weekly update 29/52 Bye bye Friederike-Fliedner-Weg and heading to Sweden

 



And so came the day when we closed the door to Friederike-Fliedner-Weg 15 in Wittlaer, Düsseldorf for tha last time and started our journey towards new adventures. Yes we are moving "home" to Sweden which of course is not as big of a deal as if we were moving to a new country, but still it is a big change after five years. I have moved back to Sweden a few times before and are very well aware of the reverse cultural crashes and challenges. But first summer-break which will feel like we are just on vacation like any other summer. 
Me and kids flew from Düsseldorf to Stockholm where my mother picked us up and we went straight to her idyllic summer-house on the lake. Great relaxing, creative days there for a few days before heading to Lundsätter. 

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