Election night in Sweden reminds me of this one night a couple years ago when it was inevitable that a super-qualified woman was going to become president of the United States.
Despite my dozens of records, the most popular song I ever sang is surprisingly this Swedish TV commercial which just passed a million views on YouTube. It features Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafson lifting a person and me doing some moves inspired by the King.
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“Do we really want to change America into Sweden?” –Bill O’Reilly
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A tiny street made mostly of cobblestones and stairs.
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A couple of wide panorama images of Stockholm taken on a gorgeous day in the summer of 2016.
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A wide view of Stockholm’s central plaza Sergels Torg on a dark, wet, winter afternoon. Click the image for a larger view.
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Karin Nilsson
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Swedish autumn by train
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One of Stockholm’s filthy, disgusting, dangerous subway stations.
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Duckface centralen
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Get your white fists in the air!
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The level of Swedishness in this picture is blowing my mind.
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Sigvard Bernadotte
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Mats Gustafson
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Andrew WK’s Stockholm set list is a work of art
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Beer and tacos at work? I QUIT! (Just kidding. See ya in the morning!)
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Last weekend, I accompanied my friends Theresa (“Disco”) and Iida (“Li’l Ratchet”) to the Hultsfred music festival. Your author relaxing on a giant pillow in the VIP area. Working in the magazine industry has its perks. The festival was held this year near Stockholm’s Arlanda Airport. Perfect festival weather. Stevie
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Good mornin’!
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A flag on top of the hill at Vanadislunden, a park near my apartment.
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Thanks for sorting the garbage. Think about the environment! That guy’s got a good head on his shoulders.
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Eating outside!
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Iida and Alice enjoying the sunshine.
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Good morning! Free ice cream!
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Stockholm City Library designed by Gunnar Asplund in the 1920’s. I can see this beautiful building from my apartment window and I pass it on my walk to work.
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