A New Week

And so it was time for a new week. Nothing really special about it, just work on as normal with new stuff being started, the new stuff being started having some startup issues, and as usual reports about everything that should've been finished but wasn't. But, this Monday wasn't so bad.

I'm actually going in to this week with a bit of a good mood. I had a sudden move in the right direction in my hopes of getting my Lazy Ass over to the US at the end of last week, and while I'm not getting my hopes up, at least I can allow myself to be somewhat optimistic that there might be hope in obtaining an L-1 class visa. That's more than usual for this cranky Lazy Ass Husband.

It's a bit unfortunate that I can't post anything about last week's drama-lama, but like I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, this place isn't anonymous enough and I can't be bothered involving myself. So I'm just going to leave it at the fact that it made for an interesting read when I saw it :-)

 So, what else is there to write about at the moment? Not much really to be honest. It seems to be a really quiet, calm, laid-back and utterly bloody boring spring going on here in mid Sweden. But, that's the Nordic way isn't it? No fuss, no big crisis, just a calm life going on without making much out itself.

There is one thing that does deserve a huge mention though. I'm not going to bother with a lot of writings about Japan, but one thing I've read really does deserve a mention. Something that gave me an immense respect for Japanese culture and attitudes.

You all need to read this brilliant article from The Washington Times called "Where are the Japanese Looters?". It just plainly and simply explains a culture and attitude that we in the West could learn a lot from.

And, just because I find it extremely funny, here's a random video.



Peace out.