a couple of questions

[turlough]

I have a couple of questions for you all:

First, since I wasn't there last year, is there anything special I need to pack? Stuff like coat hangers for example? Also, since my strongest memory of the house we stayed in two years ago is of slowly dying of cold, what about indoor temperatures in this house? Should I pack woolly socks and thick sweaters or will ordinary indoor wear do?

Secondly, anything I should bring from Sweden? Swedish milk chocolate of course, but anything else? Ahlgrens bilar maybe?

PS I still have the icons I made for Camp Sparkle 2009 uploaded here.

PPS Only a week and a half left until Camp!!

Comments

[nopseud]

The house is lovely and warm, and everything is provided, including towels. (You might want to bring an extra towel for the jacuzzi.)

There's even underfloor heating in the kitchen!

[turlough]

Duely noted!

Underfloor heating, such luxury!!

[pensnest]

Swimming cozzie for the hot tub!

Layers are always good - we seem to be having summer *now*, so who knows whether the temperature will be equatorial or arctic by the end of the month... But the house is very civilised.

[turlough]

Oh yes, can't forget that! *makes note*

We're having summer here too, it's very nice but a bit disconcerting.

[rikes]

The house is lovely and warm, tshirts will do indoors. The floors are warm so no need for house shoes, but you might want some kind of flipflops for walking to and from the hot tub, but those are not absolutely necessary.

There were at least some clotheshangers in the master bedroom. There was one small and one big towel for everybody, but we really should figure out a way to mark them somehow as it soon became impossible to remember whose identical looking towel was hanging where. :D

[turlough]

I'm bringing my usual summer sandals and they can probably stand in for flipflops.

We should have little plastic name badges we could put on the towels with safety pins or something.

[ninjetti75.livejournal.com]

Or various-colored clothespins, just pick a color and clip it on!

Possibly ordinary wooden clothespins could be colored with markers, maybe? Or we could write our names on the pins with a Sharpie, but that's boring. *g*

[turlough]

But clothespins fall off so easily. It's better with something you pin in place.