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Today, on the first day of my vacation, I finally installed Wordpress! I decided to start with my In Broken English-blog because it doesn’t contain so many entries.

Wordpress seems to be all I ever wanted from a blogging tool and the installation process actually was as easy as the rumours claimed it would be. I can’t understand why I clinged to Movable Type for such a long time?

Now I need to do some cleaning up within the categories and then try to customize the layout, stay tuned!

We went to see the exhibition “The city of all times – Malmö from 1850 to today” at The Science and Maritime House. It was a lovely day and we walked through Kungsparken where Peter took this photo of me. The exhibition was sort of a disappointment for me, maybe I had too high expectations. I thought it would be grandiose but it was more like … a normal museum exhibition. One thing was cool though, the museum offer 9 downloadable city guides in mp3-format on their website! I will definately try them out during my upcoming vacation!