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Never again.
Mar. 20th, 2009 06:49 pmNever again I'll agree on the seat 4B when checking in to Air Baltic flight. There is plenty of leg room there, but the seat's width is 34 centimeters. It is squeezed between 2 business class seats. Air Baltic crew are nice. They have badges indicating what languages do they speak. Usually it's Russian, Latvian, English, and German or Swedish.
I love being in Stockholm. Everyone (I mean everyone) speak very good English here. I have a feeling some times that they have a plan to switch the whole country to English from Swedish in about 10 years from now. The underground stations design "cave style" is very good. Tall blond girls wear skirts, and the temperature is -1C :) Plenty of high tech startups. And I mean high-tech who do first in a kind engineering projects, not the "high-tech" who live from investors or ads or invent a new way to sell stuff on the internet.
I love being in Stockholm. Everyone (I mean everyone) speak very good English here. I have a feeling some times that they have a plan to switch the whole country to English from Swedish in about 10 years from now. The underground stations design "cave style" is very good. Tall blond girls wear skirts, and the temperature is -1C :) Plenty of high tech startups. And I mean high-tech who do first in a kind engineering projects, not the "high-tech" who live from investors or ads or invent a new way to sell stuff on the internet.
