I have:
- one pair of ears
- not met Margaret Thatcher
- a collection of ~250 books
- some knowledge in French
- red hair
- great taste when it comes to music
- an Ibanez bass guitar
- some deep thoughts
... and a whole lot of other things to be grateful for.

I love:
- conversation​s with some friend late in the evening
- debates, when they take interesting and unforeseen turns
- my younger sister
- Dostoevsky's​ writing
- to widen peoples' mind through confusion
- romantic and unpredicted ideas
... and some other things I have been blessed with having stumbled upon...

I am at many times:
- a philosopher
- a Don Quixote
- living in my thoughts, a poet of the unspoken words
- a victim of my present mood, but whatever, right...?
... and above all those other things I've now mentioned about myself, I believe in the virtue of self-distanc​e.

What is underneath this surface of mentioned things, is for you to discover.

Oh, may I ask whoever's in charge, for a new world to discover? I was born three hundred years too late to join Sir James Cook and the other explorers, so I'm in search of something to explore.

If you feel you have a new world to show me, perhaps inside yourself or anywhere, please let me know...

I know some French, but not very fluent.
I'd love to learn Gaelic, or its cousin Irish, so if you feel you can teach me a bit, I'd be delighted...​ =D

Breaking social codes, playing music once in a while, learning new odd facts about the world, studying people, discussing things from unexpected angles, believing...​

U2, Dave Matthews Band, Regina Spektor, Elvis Costello, Paul Simon (Solo or with Garfunkel doesn't matter), Bruce Springsteen,​ Neil Young...

Pulp Fiction, Léon, Braveheart, American Beauty, Dead Poets Society, Casablanca, Det Sjunde Inseglet...

Dostoevsky - anything
CS Lewis - most books
Lagerkvist - Barabbas


Tolkien, Kipling, Giertz, MacLean, Churchill, Forester, Hornby, Verne, Jerome, Wilde, Milne, Nesbit, London, Chesterton, Hammarskjöld​...

... and some Swedish poetry...

"Whenev​er you find yourself in the majority, it is time to reform your opinions..."​
- Mark Twain