I took all these shots during the last summer at the BO-O1 area in Malmö where Turning Torso is (one of the highest buildings in the world). You can also see my daughter Isabella who just loves her skateboard as well as all kinds of sports. I’m trying on the other hand to document all this with the aid of my camera.
The most important things are the hardest things to say. They are the things you get ashamed of, because words make them smaller. When they were in your head they were limitless; but when they come out they seem to be no bigger than normal things. It's hard and painful for you to talk about these things...and then people just look at you strangely. They haven't understood what you've said at all, or why you almost cried while you were saying it.
Saturday, December 31, 2005
At the seaside
Monday, December 26, 2005
The sea
Sunday, October 30, 2005
Unforgettable
Yesterday, we celebrated the 25-th anniversary of our marriage and I would like to dedicate this beautiful song "Unforgetable" by Natalie Cole for my wonderful wife Anna. Thank you so much for all those days I could spend with you.
Saturday, October 29, 2005
...and even more of the Pildamms park
No coz...jesien zadomowila sie juz na dobre ze swoja pochmurna, deszczowa i wietrzna pogoda, a przynajmniej na pare najblizszych tygodni. Moge tylko wspominac ostatnie sloneczne dni patrzac na zdjecia , ktore zrobilem w ostatnich dniach minionego lata.
Friday, October 28, 2005
Friday, October 14, 2005
A Painted House
I would like to recommend strongly to all of you, one of the best books I have ever read, written by John Grisham - A Painted House. It's September 1952. The cotton is almost ready in the fields of Arkansas. The harvest will soon begin. Luke Chandler is a seven-year-old who lives with his family in a small, unpainted house on rented land. In the next six weeks, the Chandlers and a hired band of hill people and Mexicans must bring in the cotton that is their livelihood and the garantee of their survival on the land.
Soon heat, rain, fatigue, a killing and the unraveling of a family secret threaten to distroy the Chandlers hopes and will transport Luke abruptly from childhood innocence to experience.
Chcialbym polecic wszystkim jedna z najlepszych moim zdaniem ksiazek "A Painted House" - napisana przez John Grisham'a. Jest wrzesien 1952 rok. Bawelna jest juz prawie gotowa do zbiorow na polach Arkansas. Luke Chandlers to siedmioletni chlopiec, ktory wraz ze swoja rodzina mieszka w malym niepomalowanym domu na wydzierzawionej ziemi. Przez kolejne szesc tygodni rodzina jego, jak rowniez wynajeci przez nich ludzie ze wzgorza oraz grupa Meksykanow, bedzie pracowac ciezka na polach bawelny co jest dla nich gwarancja przezycia do kolejnych zbiorow. Wkrotce upal, deszcze, zmeczenie, morderstwo i odkrycie tajemnicy rodzinnej zagraza nadziejom Chandlerow. Maly Luke przechodzi nagle ze spokojnego dziecinstwa do swiata ludzi doroslych.
Saturday, October 08, 2005
Bike-trip
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Memories from the past ( highschool)
...playing the piano ( The Piano Man )
my best school-mates...and my teacher in French
100 days until my examination for
...with my buddy Marek
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Who's that girl ?
Saturday, September 24, 2005
Thursday, September 15, 2005
The latest sunset in Malmö
Monday, September 12, 2005
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Visit at the dentist
Well...there are times when you have to show your courage and go to the dentist which I did yesterday and now I have one tooth less but otherwise everything is OK.
No coz, czasami trzeba wykazac sie odrobina odwagi i pojsc do dentysty. Ja wlasnie mam to juz za soba i po wczorajszej wizycie mam o jednego zeba mniej ale poza tym wszystko jest OK.
Thursday, September 01, 2005
Swedish mentality
"1. Comparing Sweden with other countries, you can find that Swedes are quite a homogeneous people – practical and well-organised.
2. When Swedes get together they are very careful. You mustn’t disclose your opinions; instead you begin by inquiring what the other person thinks and what he is interested in.
3. Swedes get very upset if somebody has a firm, different opinion on something. It’s rather better to concentrate on a common interest and then the Swedes will think that you are a very pleasant person to talk to.
4. In many cultures, people get a kick out of meeting other people who disagree with them but to the Swedes this is disastrous. They look on their opinions as part of their personal integrity.
5. Another thing is to avoid speaking too loudly and interrupting.
6. Don’t try talking to people on the bus or in the queue and if you move into a new home, you’d better not go round introducing yourself to the neighbours. They will simply be surprised and astonished.
7. The Swedes draw a very firm line between public and private life. They would never dream of inviting each other home.
8. The Swedes stand about 1.5-2 meters apart when talking to each other and in a bus the Swedes prefere sitting singly.
9. A Swede will often say “perhaps” when asked to do something but it means just “NO”.
10. Swedes will willingly talk to strangers if they are accompanied by a child or a dog."
Mieszkam w Szwecji juz ponad 20 lat wiec mysle , ze juz nadszedl czas na pewne wnioski i obserwacje dotyczace szwedzkiej mentalnosci.
“1. Porownujac Szwecje z innymi panstwami mozna dojsc do wniosku, ze Szwedzi sa narodem bardzo jednolitym, praktycznym I dobrze zorganizowanym.
2.Kiedy Szwedzi sa w grupie, zachowuja sie bardzo ostroznie. Nie jest dobrze aby ujawniac swoje opinie a lepiej zbadac czym sie interesuje druga strona.
3. Szwed zaczyna sie denerwowac, gdy ktos ma inna, zdecydowana opinie na jakis temat. Lepiej trzymac sie ogolnych mniej “zapalnych” tematow, a wtedy Szwed bedzie uwazal Ciebie za bardzo mila osobe.
4. W wielu krajach ludzie stymulowani sa obcowaniem z innymi osobami ktore posiadaja odmienne zdanie na rozne tematy ale w Szwecji to moze sie okazac katastrofalne. Oni uwazaja bowiem ze ich stanowisko jest czescia ich integralnosci.
5. Inna wazna rzecz to unikanie mowienia zbyt glosno I nieprzerywanie w rozmowie.
6. Nie staraj sie nawiazywac kontaktow w autobusie czy w kolejce a jesli przeprowadzisz sie do nowego miejsca to nawet nie mysl o wizycie zapoznawczej u Twoich nowych sasiadow. Oni beda po prostu zdziwieni a nawet zaszokowani.
7. Szwedzi rozgraniczaja wyraznie publiczne zycie od prywatnego i raczej nie miej nadziei na to, ze zostaniesz zaproszony do nich do domu.
8. W czasie rozmowy Szwedzi stoja oddaleni od siebie srednio 1.5-2 metry a w autobusie wola siedziec na osobnych oddalonych od siebie miejscach.
9. Szwed czesto odpowiada “moze” gdy prosimy go o cos, ale w praktyce oznaczo to najczesciej odmowe.
10. Szwedzi rozmawiaja stosunkowo chetnie z nieznajomymi na ulicy, gdy rozmowca jest w towarzystwie psa (kot tez moze byc) lub dziecka."
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
On the beach
This is probably the last lying in the sun this season. This place is only a couple of kilometers away from Malmö and it reminds me very much of a typical polish seaside. It’s here, lots of Malmö’s inhabitants spend their weekends if the weather allows it of course. The photos presents Isabella in action. She loves water, swimming and all kinds of water-sports.
To juz chyba ostatnie opalanie na plazy w tym sezonie. Miejsce to znajduje sie kilkanascie kilometrow od Malmö i przypomina bardzo polskie plaze. Tutaj wlasnie spedza weekend wielu mieszkancow Malmö jesli oczywiscie pogoda na to pozwala. Na zdjeciach jest Isabella w akcji. Ona uwielbia wode, plywanie i sporty wodne.