A handy woman in a bathing suit.

 Black bathing suit, Åhléns. Cropped black jacket, H&M. Blue denim cut-offs, Acne. Grey over knee socks, Asos.com. Black army boots, Vagabond.

In case you're wondering why the quality of these photos are so low, all I can say is: you should see the originals! I'm amazed that I got any photos at all - me and Ronnie got back from dinner at midnight, and it was almost completely dark outside when I took these. When I saw them through the camera display, I thought "allright, so, no photos today then". But I still gave it a shot in Photoshop, increasing the brightness with a couple of 1000 percents (seriously, something like that) and... well, this is what I got. It's a crappy outfit post, but still, it's an outfit post! A little indulgence, please, lovelies? Pleeease? :)

Not much to say about the clothes. Except maybe that this was the first time I decided to wear a bathing suit as a top. I wanted to wear it since it hast this great low backline - but I didn't get a photo of it, so you'll have to take my word for it, haha.

Oh, I'm in my new office! Yesterday was spent at Ikea and now here I am, screwdriver in hand, putting together the most important pieces of furniture for my first workday tomorrow. So excited! So far I have a desk, a chair, a lamp and a side table. And a carpet, but I didn't need the screwdriver for that. ;)

What I don't have here is an internet connection. I'm thinking I might not install one either - my plan is to finally give my first novel a real shot, and in my experience it's not the best idea to be able to go online when you write fiction. It's just way too easy to lose focus. Right now I've connected my MacBook to my iPhone, and maybe I'll just do that in the future, too. Considering how slow the connection is, there's no risk of me surfing the net for enjoyment (who can stand waiting two minutes for a page to load?!).

I feel like such a handy (wo)man with all my tools. Actually, I'm quite the pro when it comes to putting Ikea furniture together. (And very humble about it, too, huh?) When we moved into the house, we bought everything from Ikea (very original, I know), and because Ronnie was making a movie in another city at the time, I fixed all of the furniture myself. It took me a couple of weeks, but I did it! Beds, bookshelves, drawers, tables, chairs, closets, desks, todo. Umm... speaking of my excellence, I just realized the legs of my desk are uneven. Eh. Better redo it before I get punsihed by the higher powers for my lack of humility!