Then I slept in said cabin.
With four friends.
I also ate well, wrapped up well and slept… Kind of well.
There’s a limit to how well you can sleep in a box.
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Just returned from Stockholm where I saw, among other things, the world’s first neon sign, a frozen lake Mälaren and the smallest bedroom/cabin in the world.
Then I slept in said cabin.
With four friends.
I also ate well, wrapped up well and slept… Kind of well.
There’s a limit to how well you can sleep in a box.
Then I slept in said cabin.
With four friends.
I also ate well, wrapped up well and slept… Kind of well.
There’s a limit to how well you can sleep in a box.
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