Lost in Stockholm

8 Responses to “Contact”

1. Jay says:

   October 28, 2009 at 19:23

   How long does it take for a message on the blog to be “moderated” I posted a message more than a day ago and it’s since not posted online yet.

   Thanks
2. Sapphire says:

   October 28, 2009 at 19:41

   @Jay – Usually a day as I can be lazy. But once your email address is approved, then you post as much without needing admin approval.

   And since I’m on vacation right now, I’m even lazier. =)
3. Wendy says:

   November 7, 2009 at 22:14

   I can’t seem to get the code right. But I was just wondering if you wanted to trade links.
   I write about living in Sweden also. http://messmor.wordpress.com
   Give it a look.

   –Wendy
4. Kristina says:

   March 31, 2010 at 12:24

   Hi,

   First of all, thanks for a fun site.
   As I swede living in London for the last 5 years, I couldn’t agree with you more regarding the 10 things you don’t like about Sweden.

   Anyway, to make my point… I work for careerjet.se a very good jobsite and would like to be added to your listings on the site how to find a job in Sweden.

   Some of our embeddable tools might be of interest to you?

   A JobBox http://www.careerjet.com/partners/jobbox.html
   A SearchBox http://www.careerjet.com/partners/searchbox.html

   Once again, thanks for a fun site and keep up the good work.

   Hälsningar,

   Kristina
5. mike says:

   April 16, 2010 at 23:48

   not sure your code function works, but this is what i wrote:

   I should confess, I’ve been somewhat of a silent reader these past few weeks. I randomly fell on your blog while on my search for all things sweden. I’m a black male from the mid-atlantic on a mini catharsis of sorts, and decided to start life anew in France, or Provence to be more precise. Anyway, I’ve always been curious about visiting other regions of Europe, including scandinavia, and that’s what led me to your blog.

   I know you’ve expounded on dating customs in Sweden, which have been very informative and amusing. But, I wish to learn a bit more about how one makes real inroads in a society with closed social groups (at least from my lil’ observation). I’m coming with my two best friend for nearly a week to usher in 2011. I’m curious about the demographics in Stockholm (and Kobehavn if you know much about Danes). I’m Ghanaian, and they Brazilian & American and I’m curious how Swedes relate to foreigners and/or people of color.

   We met a few Swedes on facebook we wanted to get to know before the trip, and I’m wondering if this social introversion extends online to social forums, since we’re still technically “strangers.” Any response would be greatly appreciated, and please keep talking about your life in Sweden. I went from being curious about Stockholm to now planning to visit regularly from Marseille this fall :)

   ~ Mike
6. sweden says:

   June 1, 2010 at 10:42

   I’d like to know as many swedes ranged 28- 35 in paris, london, and stockholm.
   I work between paris and london and I am very interested in meeting swedish people, notwistanding the culture is fascinating but their elegance and spirit as well.
   I am actually going to stockholm for holidays with a friend from the 20th to the 29 and would be interesting to meet some of you guys and exhange.
7. curious says:

   June 18, 2010 at 06:37

   Hi!

   I’ve been looking at your blog and I really like it. I’ve been looking for information about what it’s like to live in Sweden and about the men ;) I just have a few quick questions since I’ve never been to Sweden or met anyone Swedish.
   Is it hard to adjust to living there?
   What was your experience like with meeting people and making friends?
   Are the men in sweden REALLY as good looking as I’ve heard? For example are there really a lot of guys who look like the actor Alexander Skarsgard?
   I’m just curious thank you :)
8. towk says:

   July 7, 2010 at 18:13

   Hello I am a young man from Algeria fond of Swedish girls looking for love and marital life wonderful