oats & quinoa porridge

Our breakfasts have become a bit more tasty since we bought a new blend of cereals with oats and quinoa. This product by Frebaco has everything to please us:
* it is produced in Sweden (= doesn't involve as much freight as imported cereals)
* ecological
* tasty
* rather cheap for being something original and ecological

To put it in a nutshell, we are satisfied consumers of this - for us - new product.

(Picture copied from: http://bavarde.blogg.se/quickfix/images/2010/image-aspx_77672136.jpg)

Maison de Jour de Fête

We won't be in Berry for the opening of the Maison de Jour de Fête, but hope our Berrichons will be there, 'investigating' it for us.

The following trailer is not accurate, since one mish-mashed the release date (1949) with the shooting period (1947). I guess nobody's perfect...

(Photo from newspaper copied from: http://www.pays-lachatre-berry.com/up/tourisme/Jour-de-fete.bmp)

Grimoire, KaosMateria

Yesterday, we opened a package coming from Denmark.
In it we found a new version of the Grimoire (in French!).
Gunnar spent a part of the evening browsing it (still don't know if that's the correct verb).
We could admire the new changes and strongly recommend this digital book (CD) if you are interested in non linearity, webdesign and much more.
Please take a glimpse on the KaosMateria webpage here.

Norska Filmdagar 2009

I have waited for Død Snø for three months and will be delighted to celebrate the event with this zombie film at the cinema where Gunnar and I once met, for the first time.

Norska Filmdagar - 19-22 march 2009.

I huvudrollen: Stockholm del 1, Stockholms Stadsmuseum

Rather annoyed by visitors without any exhibition or film ethics, we only stayed about one hour in the Stockholm City Museum (Stockholms Stadsmuseum).

After passing through a red velvet corridor with glamourous pictures, we were expecting:
a) A chronological or geographical order promised by the title
b) an exhibition about film in Stockholm (not in Solna, not in Lidingö, suburbs ones important for the film industry, during the dawn of Swedish film) and not about diverse TV productions or the promotion of Kenny Starfighter's release in Swedish cinemas.
Unfortunately, the few things we saw were mainstream, i.e. the exhibition was very entertaining, but not much instructive.
The good part will - hopefully - be the guided tours in town, since this time, the particulcarity of Stockholm will be illustrated.

(Picture of poster copied from: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3651/3382340867_f15c8c27d0.jpg)