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Sorry for the bad updates. I thought I'd make it up by posting some things I did in school.
Like this:
It's a "Budapeststock/stubbe". It's basically meringue with nuts, and a chocolate/rome filling covered in marzipan, painted with chocolate and marzipan figures.
Me and some friends have decided to do a top 5 list at Spotify every day. We got a day each, and mine is thursday. I thought I'd share it with you as well. So every thursday I will post my top 5 best songs for the week.
Hope you like it!
#1 Top 5
My cousin wants to be a tattoo artist, so I decided to let him tattoo me when I was in Jönköping. It turned out great.
Last tuesday I baked this cake for our craft circle!
Both me and Karin have awesome, talented and creative friends. So we've thought about having them as guests on our blog for a while, and now's the time to start!
It works like this: every monday we present a guest. Either we challenge the person and give them a mission, or they can decide for themselves. The following monday we will post their contribution. Simple!
I'm very proud to say that my beloved friend Klara Carlström is first up!
I'll let her introduce herself:
Name: Klara CarlströmAge: 20Location: Svalöv
Does for a living: Study writing at Fridhems folkhögskola
A picture of something you made: This wall made of collages
A picture of you:

A picture of something beautiful: Fever Ray at Umeå open 2009
An awesome song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdadLPjQzX4
A mission you want us to do: Get really hammered and document what happens.
This is what it looked like when I visited Karin's home No disco last week. We ate scones, drank tea and helped Karin's room mate Julia with practising on her manuscript.
I''ve made a playlist. Listen!
Now I think that you should make a playlist and send a link to it in the comments. This includes you to Karin!
My camera is temporarily dead (the battery is dead, and I don't have a charger)! It will probably resurrect next week. Until then I think you really should check out my amazingly talented friend Anna Classon. She just changed her website and it looks even better than before! She's the best!
(part of Utan titel III)
Today I had a test in school, and one of the things we had to do was to make a cake. I was reaaally stressed because of all the other stuff we had to do, but I managed to make this cake in about 20 minutes. I haven't been in my best mood today, so I made the sign when I came home. I got a pretty good grade on it actually and I like it, but it could have been better if I only had have 15 more minutes. It did taste awesome.

My awesome friend Erik played at Kontiki today. Erik plays wonderful acoustic music, that if I had to, I would compare to José Gonzales. It's really beautiful. I just wanted to show a photo I took from the concert.
Erik doesn't have a Myspace, but if you're into electronic music I highly recommend his other projects:
The Similou
Plej
In Malmö, I stayed with my two best friends. Instead of writing an ordinary "thank you for letting me stay here"-note, I decided to make an embroidery for them. It took more time than expected, probably around 10 hours, but it was worth it.
The embroidery says:
Hej J-Type och Amigo!
Tack för en kalasbra månad. Tack för öldrickeri, fjanteri, Melodifestivalhets, Köpenhamnsresa, besök vid havet och trånga nätter i Linas säng.
Det finns alltid plats i Göteborg för er.
Puss Öli.
A losy translation is:
Hi J-type and Amigo!
Thank you for an awesome month. Thank you for beerdrinking, being silly, Melodifestivalfrenzy, the trip to Copenhagen, visits to the ocean and cramped (?) nights in Lina's bed.
There's always room in Gothenburg for you.
Kisses Öli.
Remember this?
Well, apparently no one had any good ideas, so I gave the gloves to my friend Anna. She was happy.
And now when I'm back in Gothenburg, the updates will be as usual.
I'm sorry for the lack of updates, but as Karin wrote, I'm in Malmö this month, and my no good friends' computers are broke. But I'm alive and living well. Just wanted to give you a sign of life. I have fun things to update with when I come back to Gothenburg next week.
Yesterday Klara, Josefin and me wrote fun things with Scrabble bricks.
This is Karin writing for Åsa, she sends her love from Malmö and hopes to be able to update with wicked things soon, but she's staying with friends who just broke their computer.
I've been in Oslo for a couple of days myself, but now I'm back!