So this is a new series on my blog. Something where I don't get to express my opinion, somebody else does, I just ask the questions. Welcome to
Thoughts for Travelling, the series where I interview some of my closest friends and their travelling experiences.
PART 1: Stephanie Younan --
First featured in "More Pastries from Hemkop" blog post, where she treated us before she went back to Canada.
1: What do you think about Sweden's tourist spots? What was your favorite one?
"Yeah. Söderköping was nice. I liked the view and their ice cream. It was just a very relaxing place. Gamla Stan isn't too bad either."
2: What is the best thing to eat here in Sweden?
" Definitely the ice cream from Söderköping was awesome, and so are the ones in Gamla Stan, because they make their ice cream cones fresh."
3: What's the best travel tip you can share to us?
" Always arrive at your train station or airport or whatever an hour and a half early. It really makes a difference. Things go faster."
4: Have you been to any other countries other than Sweden and your own (Canada)? How was your experiences?
"It depends. In Finland, it was cool to see their small markets and the police festival. In Milan, we stayed at a monastery and it was like heaven. Denmark was a little nicer than Sweden. New York is so busy. Everything there is just like... filled. Belgium was beautiful as well. None can compare to my love of Canada, though, because it is my home."
5: When I say "
travelling", what comes into your mind?
"First, I think of where we're going and how I imagine it. Will it be hot? cold? freezing? warm? Then, I think about what I can see. Will I see trees? buildings? ancient stuff? I then think about the plane ride next. Will it be bumpy? Will we get there smoothly? Then, I think about how much I wish my friends could be there to share my adventures with me."
Thank you Stephanie for being a part of my blog! Good luck with yo' life!
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Next Part will be on
Thursday, 24 October. Link will be posted here.
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