Something Sweden - Day 1

It's not Monday anymore, but here I am posting pictures from our Sweden trip anyway. I had the worst headache/migraine yesterday that I tried not to stay on the computer too long. That wasn't easy because I had tons of photo-editing to do this week. Anyway, the pictures below are from our first day in Sweden. It was a super long flight from Jacksonville, FL to Gothenburg, Sweden! From JAX to Chicago, then to Chicago to Stockholm, and lastly from Stockholm to Gothenburg. I think the whole trip took about 21 hours, but I can't remember it now.

Bobby and I are really both pleased with the Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) :) This trip was Bobby's first time flying over the Atlantic Ocean, and I'm thankful for SAS on making his experience a great one :) They took really good care of us during that looong flight! We flew over Iceland, and we're very lucky that though the volcano there erupted a couple days prior to our trip, the volcanic ashes didn't disrupt our flight...or else we would have never made it for Erika and David's wedding!

Here's the link for more pictures from our first day in Gothenburg. I was also experimenting with the LensBaby lens then :)

http://corinnahoffman.blogspot.com/2010/04/1st-day-in-gothenberg-2nd-day-with.html

iPhone pictures:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2055140&id=1099542901&l=927ab29beb

Enjoy and more pictures later today! :)

XOXO

John & Kadri picked us up from the airport that morning and later met up with Linda at her university, where she's studying to be an architect :)

Photos around Chalmers University campus

Still at the campus...and even though it was Spring time already in Gothenburg, it was still very wet and cold there!

Around downtown Gothenburg

The Swedes love their tea over there! I've never drank so much tea in my life until we got there!

The view from John & Kadri's kitchen window :) That little pond is frozen.

Took this picture when we were in the car driving around. It's Liseberg and the largest and most visited amusement park in Sweden. Too bad that it was still closed for the season when we were there :(