Certified Zombie Ammunition

Well, if the Zombie Apocalypse ever comes, my family is prepared :).  My brother's girlfriend took these pictures of my mom's boyfriend's bullets.  Apparently my aunt didn't believe my mom that there were such a thing as zombie bullets.  Zombie bullets.  Hee hee :).  The box is so funny!  Gives you tips on how to best kill the zombies and everything!  And the middle of the bullets are green, so perfect!  Man, if I didn't live in Sweden I would so get me a box of these.  I am begging Mom to steal the box from Craig as it is just so I can have it....come on Mom you know you want to!  You can't bring the bullets to Sweden and I could never shoot them anyway, but the empty box could be mine!  I guess for reals these are bullets that pack quite a punch so they ain't cheap....no Zombie bullets for me :(.  

City of Love!

Not sure really what "löve" means in Swedish, but I wasn't the only one that thought "love" right away when seeing the name of the place :).

Happy house :)

Someone went nuts with the paint!  This was a random happy house we went past.  I couldn't resist a picture cause this is so something I would do to my own house!

Magic vintage sweater and new hair

Well, the magic sweater couldn't cure a migraine, but it still makes me happy :).  I just love it, and the price more, cause it was only 50 crowns.  And the leaves are on the back too.  And I got a hair cut and dyed it almost black.  Surprise!  I am really getting into this whole hair experimenting thing.  I even got purple hair dye for highlights again, but I think I need help with that one.....

Cool church

You can't throw a dead cat in Skåne without hitting a church, which I love!  Since I studied churches and especially Scandinavian churches and art, I still think it is great to find these little churches everywhere.  This one was especially fun cause it has a buttress.  This is not so common with this style of church. 

We discovered a fort!

Ok ok ok, we didn't discover it like that, but we discovered it in that we never knew it was there.  Which is impressive for two history dorks.  Especially when it is within spitting distance of Kungagraven in Kivik, which we did know about.  It was way cool to stumble across!  Apparently it is the only fort of it's kind in Sweden.  They were really common in England and France, but not here.  It dates to the medieval period here, maybe around 1200 or so.  Very very cool :).  I won't bore you with the rest, I swears! 

Lunch time!

It is always so fun to see the tractors plowing and the sea birds flocking after to get at all the yummy icky insects and worms and other goodies that turn up :).