Travelling over
Jun. 29th, 2003 03:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kribbanAll my travelling projects are now finished. Yesterday I went to the city of Uppsala where Rickard and his wife lives. I had missed my commuter train from Södertälje with one second which meant I had to take a bus from Stockholm that would leave one hour later then I had planned. And when I finally arrived in Uppsala I was totally lost and had to ask for help all the time. Once I had found the street I was supposed to start from the vague directions I had confused me very much and I spent one hour trying out every direction, walking in my high heeled shoes not knowing if I would find the house or not! I had no credits on my cell left so I couldn't call. Some kind people in a store helped me somewhat but it was through coincidence that I found the right house.
Once I had arrived it was nice. The buffay food was very yummy. I had bought flowers from me and Malin. My brother's wife is six months pregnant and the baby is due in October which means I'll be an aunt! My brother drove me to the station in the evening which was very nice of him. I was able to meet Malin in Södertälje at nine pm. All in all it was very nice though I'm glad all my travelling is done for now!
I overheard a man telling a woman that a friend of his had just learned that her youngest child had Down's Syndrome. She had not had done a test during the pregnancy so this was a shock to her. This is of course sad but the way he said it was really odd. He said:
"I feel so sorry for her because she had really looked forward to this child." I understand that all parents want is for their children to be healthy and how horrible it must be to learn that they are not, but it's still a child that you should be happy about.
Once I had arrived it was nice. The buffay food was very yummy. I had bought flowers from me and Malin. My brother's wife is six months pregnant and the baby is due in October which means I'll be an aunt! My brother drove me to the station in the evening which was very nice of him. I was able to meet Malin in Södertälje at nine pm. All in all it was very nice though I'm glad all my travelling is done for now!
I overheard a man telling a woman that a friend of his had just learned that her youngest child had Down's Syndrome. She had not had done a test during the pregnancy so this was a shock to her. This is of course sad but the way he said it was really odd. He said:
"I feel so sorry for her because she had really looked forward to this child." I understand that all parents want is for their children to be healthy and how horrible it must be to learn that they are not, but it's still a child that you should be happy about.
