Spreading the word

Spent the day mailing, among others our super-producer Louise and the boss over at PP - he spoke passionately about football.

Ok, we are now trying to find florists who are willing to support our cause!
If you are a florist or know of any florists who you think would like to help us out, have them contact us!

Wednesday I went on a meeting with Mabel to Kulturhuset. We met with Jaana and Mabel explained what The World March is all about, about the Nuclear Abolition Flame initiated by the mayor of Hiroshima and activities taking place the 2nd of Oct. That's the date when the World March for Peace and Non-Violence will take off in New Zealand. If you've missed it, the march will arrive in Stockholm, Sweden the 28th of Oct, the night of our Mass Bed-in. I Spoke about our plans in conjunction with The World March - the Mass Bed-in. The meeting went well and among other things we spoke about showing the Bed-in at Kulturhuset. It would be fantastic - we won't march for peace but among other things we'll dance for peace.

Anders over at Mellqvist Kaffebar Södermalm said he'd be psyched about showing us on their wall during our Bed-in. Whoa, very close to home but very cool, if he can work it out.

So for now we have Mellqvist Söder, Clarion Söder and perhaps Kulturhuset on our list of places that will show the Bed-in. Where will this end? Heh!

Peace!

Mediating the Bed-in

So we plan on mediating the whole Bed-in, save for a visit from the World Marchers for Peace that will drop by for lunch and a chat the 29th of Oct.

Did I mention it is between the 24th and the 31st of Oct? Ok, maybe I did, but there it goes. Those are the dates. Anyone interested in doing something, anything, participating in some way, get in touch with us.

Besides training today I managed to squeeze in a short visit to a newly opened coffee place at St Paulsgatan. And wouldn't you know, I just happened to run into an old colleague that just happened to know ppl in the right places when it comes to broadcasting the event. Let's just hope it all works out, then you can follow our daily dance-in-bed-endeavours every morning while having breakfast. Imagine that, having breakfast, contemplating Peace and getting a piece of dance for peace while sipping the morning Yirgacheffe. Life is good.

The visit at the coffeee-place ended on a minor though since I realized I had zilch in cash and they do not, still - which I think is kewl, accept credit-cards. No coffee for you mister!

And no Västerbottentoast either.