The Swenglish language

”I can think of SIX impossible things before breakfast.” - Alice in Wonderland.

One thing you need to know about me, I’m fluent in the Swenglish language. What this means is that my brain thinks in both Swedish and English. Sometimes I think and write in Swedish and sometimes in English. That’s just how my brain is wired and while this makes perfect sense to me, I can see how it might get confusing for anyone reading this.

Well buckle up buttercup – it gets even better.

To show up authentic on this blog also means that you will be getting to hang out with the version of me that speaks in references. To understand or describe something or to enhance a feeling I might mention a book, tv-show, movie, podcast, or song.

For example, ”I can think of SIX impossible things before breakfast.” (Alice in Wonderland)

When I’m working on a project you will find at least 4 windows with 10 tabs open on each, music playing in my headphones and at least 12 new ideas or inputs being doodled in the notebook lying next to me.

This is something that makes perfect sense to me but might be confusing as you start to follow and get to know me here on this blog. But thanks to modern technology it’s possible to translate at least part of it.

And if there are any questions – ask me! I can’t wait to get to know you.