Back home from Poland

Puuuh...finally back home from Poland. But I have to say, that I miss that wonderful time I had in Sopot, Gdynia and Gdansk.

On Thursday I left my city by bus. 19 hours to Poland. But every minute was worth it. In Berlin I finally met my friend Mel, who came with me to Sopot. On Friday we arrived at about 1pm in Gdynia, from where had to take the train to Sopot.

When we arrived at our appartement we had to realize: "Wow! That's not what we have expected, but ok, it was just for 2 nights." Everything looked so oldschool, bathroom was not the cleanest one and one of the beds collapsed in the 2nd night.

At about 6pm we went to Opera Lesna. Sadly it was raining and afterwards we looked like a drowned cat. The show started at 8pm. We really didn't understand any words. Ok, that's no wonder when you don't speak any Polish words. Basically we were just there to see our big idol Eric Saade. During the show, I received a textmessage of Tomas, Eric's manager, which said, that we could meet Eric after his performance at the backstagedoor. We were so happy, that we could see him again after the backstagemeeting in Malmö in March.

Then he came on stage. Looking great like every time. And his performance was nearly perfect. I realized, that he made some mistakes, but ok, he was quite nervous, cause it was his first appearence on Polish TV and so it was excusable.


His performance ended with a big applause from the audience, and that was our signal to stand up and go to the backstagedoor to meet him. And then he came aswell. My heart was beating like a jungledrum ;) First some Polish fans took some pics with him and gave him some presents. Then he said, he had to go. We were like "WTF?", but his manager told him, that some German fans were also waiting for him. Puuuh! :) I gave him a list with all the names of our fanbase and told him, that these are the names of about 700 fans living in Germany. He was like "WOW! That's awesome! I never knew that I have so much fans there" and showed the list to his manager, who was also fascinated. Afterwards I gave him some sweets: Toffifee, Giotto and Marzipan, cause I knew that he likes everything with nuts :) He was very thankful and posted later 3 pics of all my presents on his Instagram-account. We took some photos and then was the time to say byebye :( But it was so good to see him again.

 
Some minutes later we met 2 of his dancers: Rim and Alex. They were happy to meet us and they took some time to talk with us, to take some pictures and receive some presents. Rim really loved the Skittles we gave here. She's very addicted to them :D Alex was very happy when I told him, that we spreaded his auditionvideo for the Believetour. He was very perplexed, but very thankful that we love his video and showed the video to thousands of other people. They had to leave after a while and we went back to out seats to enjoy the rest of the show. Eric has won 2 awards that night. So proud of him!


On Saturday we did some sightseeing in Sopot and went by boat to Gdansk. Both cities are very beautiful and very recommendable.

Sunday was the last day in Poland. After we have packed our luggage, we went again to the Opera to shoot some pictures and we could arrange to take home 2 festivalposters as a souvenier :) At 11am we went to Gdynia by train, did some shopping and spent some hours at the marina, before we had to leave Poland at 16pm. Again 19 hours by bus, but this time without changing the bus.

Instagram

Photography is one of my passions and I love to share photos with others. Here are some pictures I shared on Instagram. If you want to see more of them, just visit my profile and follow me :) My username: addictedtosweden








BELIEVETOURAUDITIONS Alex Jafarzadeh & Amir Ashoor

Alex (black sweatshirt) is one of the best dancers I've ever known and I hope, they choose him and Amir. Dancing is Alex's life and it would mean a lot for him to dance for Justin Bieber. He really deserves it, cause he is very talented and a very nice guy. I met him in March in Malmö, when he danced for my favourite star Eric Saade.

30-days-Song-Challenge

You maybe realized, that there are still some days missing in my 30-days-song-challenge. Sadly all the song I wanted to show you are blocked on Youtube for German users. Hate the GEMA! They block so much songs I love :(

Pics from Sweden

Here are some pics I wanted to show you. I made them on my trips to Sweden in 2010 and 2011.

Stockholm 2011


Stockholm - Malmö - Göteborg - Karlstad - Örebro - Stockholm 2010


Day 26 – A song that you can play on an instrument

When I was 13 I started to learn keyboard and later playing the piano. After a break of 10 years I started playing again. I always had the predisposition not to play with sheets, instead I prefer to play by ear. The first song I've taught myself  "Så vill stjärnorna" by Molly Sandén.

Day 24 – A song that you want to play at your funeral

Wow, it's hard to think about your funeral. Especially when you're young. I wanna live at least 80-90 years. So I have more than 60 years left to choose a song for my funeral. If I would die in the nearest years - what I don't expect, or better not hope (!) - I want that a song by The Rasmus will be played at my funeral.

The Rasmus - Funeral Song

Day 23 – A song that you want to play at your wedding

A wedding is so far away, when you still haven't met the right man. But I already have some ideas how my wedding should be like :)

I wanna marry on a landing stage at a lake in Sweden. The flower girls should wear delicated pink dresses and daisy chains in their hair. The Wedding Banquet should be held in a field of flowers. White doves fly into the sky. And there is also music playing in the background. I wanna listen to several songs at my wedding. First of all the wedding version of Danny Saucedo's song "Amazing" and "Unbreakable" by Westlife. This song is for me the most romantically song and it really fits well for a wedding.

Hmmmm....time to dream :)

Day 22 – A song that you listen to when you’re sad

There are some songs I listen to, when I'm sad. Today I post 2 songs, cause I can't decide which one I should choose.

Yann Thiersen - Comptine d'un autre été

 

Kristian Valen - Still here

 

Day 19 – A song from your favourite album

My favourite Album at the moment is "Get Started" by David Lindgren.

"Shout it Out" was David's entry at the thisyear's Melodifestivalen with which he wanted to participate in Eurovision if he had won the Mello. Sadly he didn't win the competition.


3 weeks left!

And I really can't wait anylonger! In 3 weeks I will make a 19-hours bustour to Sopot - a city in the north of Gdansk, Poland. You wanna know, why I go to there? Because I wanna see Eric Saade again! Ok, I might be a bit crazy, but that's me :)

Day 17 – A song that you hear often on the radio

Ed Sheeran - The A Team

Day 16 – A song that you used to love but now hate

I really loved "Ai se eu te pego"! But now I can't listen to it anymore, cause they played it too much on the radio.

Michel Teló - Ai se eu te pego

Day 15 – A song that describes you

A song, which decribes me is a Swedish song by Molly Sandén.

The translation of the chorus:

My life is mine
I wanna go my own way
don't wanna live other's dreams
please leave me alone
your tears are like waves in the water
but I have to tell you, that you already know, that my life is mine

Molly Sandén - Mitt liv är mitt

 

Why it describes me? It's really simple to tell you: I don't like it when people tell me what I have to do; which decisions I have to make or which way is the right one. It's my fucking life - not the life of others.

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