The weather has taken a turn for the worst over the last couple of days with some places in Sweden having a months rainfall in 1 day. Luckily we managed to make the most of the good weather we did get over the weekend.
On Friday night we made a quick dinner at home and went to the lake to eat it.
On Saturday, we were meant to be having a BBQ, but the weather wasn’t great so we all made a dish and ate inside instead. A Spanish friend that I haven’t seen in about a year turned up with a Spanish Omelet (Tortilla Espanola 
) that was delicious. My mum says she used to make them for us when we were young, so that must be the reason I liked it so much.
On Sunday, we went to Vaxholm which is a small town about 40 mins north of Stockholm. It’s a fantastic little place that really feels like some kind of small seaside retreat. I went there with my parents on my birthday 2 years ago and we found a great little cafe by the sea. Maria and I went back there and ate lemon merengue pie and drank coffee…
Dont talk to us about weather. The rain in the central belt was really bad. Johnstone even had flooding. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7536915.stm
The weather in Scotland was really bad on Friday. We had a terrible journey to Cruden Bay. The motorway was flooded in the central belt and we had heavy rain and then fog all the way up the road. The sun thereafter shone at Cruden Bay and it was a lovely afternoon. We did not have snow but we saw a gritter with a snow plough attached in Perth.