Every season holds its special gems that sparks ones joyfulness. Spring is the season that sets my senses on fire. The light, warmer winds, awakening of the nature. Everything is so sensational and I want to encapsulate the moment, the feelings.
Rainbow power
It is absolutely magical every moment when you get a glimpse of the rainbow. This one´s just outside the train station Södertälje Syd a late afternoon in early April.

Perspectives
In this modern age of alternative facts, news algorithms and information campaigns we need to re-explore our ”forgotten” superpower empathy. With this superpower we are equipped with abilities to shift perspectives and ”walk a mile in somebody else´s shoes”. This is indeed a superpower in this modern age.
Just wait a second! Is it really a modern age problem? If we travel back more than 2 000 years we will be able to listen to wisdom words of Marcus Aurelius. This is accredited to him: ”Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth!”
I just need to step out of my house and take a short walk down to our lake to understand the question of perspectives. Below are two snapshots taken at the same spot, but from only two different perspectives of the same motive. No need to say more.
Cultural weekend
Weekends usually pass in turbo speed. This one wasn´t the exception to the rule. Guess that is the case when you are enjoying life. One nice experience this weekend was a walk in the park of Fullersta Gård. Beside the sun and blue sky I could enjoy some art from local artists that was exposed outside.
Friday in kalmar
Business in Uppsala
Uppsala is a nice place to be. Today is no exception. Business is pleasure here.



Stubborn guy
I spend many sweaty hours at the gym. Just love to do heavy powelifting. The text on the mirror says: ”I am a stubborn one” roughly translated from Swedish.

Business lunch at the winery hotel
It was a fantastic business lunch at the Winery Hotel in Stockholm today.
20 shades of gray
Art over the borders
This is a painting by Tatiana Garmendia and is a part of something called Migrations. The Migrations Portfolio is on her web site. I saw it first on exhibition at the Washington State Convention Center February 2017.
