I'm so incredibly tired of hearing the Swedish language, I don't really know why but ever now and again I just snap into this mindset of Swedish begin a sort of necessary pain. It's like I need to hear English around me to feel at ease. However I'm not big on the American accents, so turning on the TV and hearing them does not make the situation easier.
I just listen to BBC news around the clock and wait for the feeling got disappear unfortunately it's not that easy to snap out of. I'm starting to form this theory that I might have been British in a former live (if one would assume that we all have lived former lives..)

I'm starving for a bit of Britannia! Me and my parents usually goes on holiday right after New Years, last year it was London. I tried to convince them to go there (or anywhere in the UK) again. But Oh, no we are going to the cocktail party, basement underground club and techno rave city Berlin. I know I've mention this before, but the key problem with traveling with my parents (this may be subject of a youtube video sometime soon) is to find a balance between what I want to do and what they want to do. I often want to go to gigs, nightclubs and outrageous bars. However, my parents often find these establishments quite uncomfortable. Therefore I always have to have some kind of strategy of how to get them there and how to create a atmosphere were they feel comfortable.

My plan for Berlin is to, kick off the night with a fancy cocktail bar/nice cozy pub, then take them to a good decent resturant(which is close by what ever gig/club/bar I want to go to). Then after dinner and a couple glases of wine, as we are walking past (where ever I'd want to go). I'll just say "Oh, wow here is that club/bar/gig I told you about! Fancy going in and have a look?" and after that you just run with it.

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