And then I moved to Stockholm ...

And then I moved to Stockholm ... -

I have prepared for a long time, so now, it does not seem like it really happened, but today is the day I move to Sweden. As this (as long as you read them on Monday) to read, I'm on board a flight to Stockholm, where I spend the rest of the year.

Everyone always asks me when I'm nervous or excited to be anxious or to move there, but to be honest, I now have the feeling that something is not really. It seems like a normal day - as I am to another destination off. One might think that a big change in your life like this more emotions would elicit from me, but I have so much to do in the last few months that I have not had time to really think about. I was finishing my book, four conferences to participate (to speak at two of them!), The Pacific crossing a few times, and try to live life. It was why I so burned out. I am overwhelmed, and was as such Stockholm on the back burner of my mind.

But when I finally start my movement to think, all I can think about are all I have to do, and as I said am done about it. On my immediate list:

• The following is an apartment
• finished sorting out my visa
• Subscribe to our weekly Swedish classes up
• Find gym
• Figure out how my friends in August hosts
• make a lot of friends
• Find time other parts of Sweden to explore
• Explore every customs Stockholm

How do I get all the stuff in 5 month and this also can find to get out of the country once in a while and go ?!

stressful.

Well, at least in my head.

I really never planned a big move. Most of my movements have a kind of just happened naturally, because I decided to stay somewhere longer. I mean, that's how it usually goes when you move somewhere? If your initial enthusiasm masked by the weight of all your plans and things you think you need to do?

I have no idea whether I live in Stockholm to like going. I Love Stockholm, it is one of my favorite cities in the world, but I will be able to cope with the fact that I in ONE space for so long? What will these nomads? It's been years that I might not stay in one place for more than a month, and even small excursions enough to get me through. If travel out of your comfort zone to break and to try new things, not traveling is my trips.

On the other hand, all the things that stress me, are the same reasons why I am thrilled to live in Stockholm. It's kind of ironic. I can not wait to learn Swedish, to get up in Sweden's Arctic north, have a base of operations to take weekend trips throughout Europe, have a gym, and settle down.

I'm really excited to move Sweden, but at the moment my excitement is a bit of all the things, tempered on my to-do list, even if these are exactly the things that me in there primarily draw. In a few weeks, when I settle everything, I probably feel like crying, "Holy shit, I'm in Sweden live !!!" and start jumping up and down, but at the moment, I'm looking forward to beat run to landing on the ground, and the billing in my new home ....

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