As usual, my whole family watched the Eurovision Song Contest together this year. I thought there were relatively many good songs participating this year, compared to what it’s usually like. The song from Belarus was only okay – even though they had Robert Wells. My favorites were Denmark, Turkey, Germany, Romania and Ukraine.
Here are my best photos and videos from the show and signing session at Mitt i City in Karlstad yesterday.
After cleaning my room thoroughly all Saturday I thought I was worthy of having a fun day today. So I got into the car at 11 am and went to Karlstad. After having some trouble finding my way through the city centre I managed to find a parking area on the outskirts of the city centre where I could park the car for free. Then I walked to the shopping centre Mitt i City.
Exactly at 2:30 pm Eric turned up on the stage, just as promised. He chatted a little, sang two songs and after that he held a signing session.
Today I woke up in a very, should I say, countryside-ish way. This rascal came calmly walking into our garden, making noise every now and then:
The whole day there has been summer outside! The whole day I’ve spent indoors in a computer room with bad air.
When I finally got hom the air was so stifling I could hardly breathe. And of course, the wordst thunderstorm of the year started…
I have to show our latest addition to the family, which turned up last Friday when I wasn’t at home!
We had a movie night tonight as well. This time we watched “Grease”. I’ve watched it many times before, but I love it!
We should have gone to bed extra early tonight, as we’re going to get up early tomorrow… But then we still had a movie night. We watched “Sleepy Hollow” with Johnny Depp in the leading part. It was an okay movie, thrilling and weird, with supernatural elements.
I’ve started watching the videos from the final 5of5 concert, the one where Hanson premiered their new album “Shout It Out” which will be released in the beginning of June. I really like this one!
Today, three years ago, was the first time ever I saw Tokio Hotel. That was in Hannover, on May 5, 2007. I bought the tickets for the concert shortly after Christmas 2006, only two weeks after I heard their songs for the first time… The trip was very eventful – one of those trips you will remember all your life but never repeat! The concert was fantastic and I’m happy that I had the chance to see Tokio Hotel for the first time in their own country.