Alexandra Pictures (4)

[fish]

Oops.


Even Ashley's missing ATM.
You don't suppose she and Alex are celebrating together?

[Ian]

You never know your luck in the big city.

[fish]

Sadly, I'm well aware what my luck would be.


Another golden oldie recycled by Alex as her profile pic.
Or in this case, a golden "very" oldie.

[Ian]

LOL Poor fishy.

[Santi]

but if you see nothing!!

It could be my sister!

[amarie]

It's been a very busy week. I hope Alexandra had a fantastic birthday though I can't say I got to celebrate with her. I did come across a short clip to raise awareness for International Childhood Cancer Day which happens to be today. A great cause and lovely to see Alexandra continuing to promote good causes.

http://alexandra-dahlstrom.net/?p=2590

[fish]

...I can't say I got to celebrate with her...

Not actually a denial.
Just can't talk about it.
Hmmmm.

Brilliant find Ashley.
Almost makes up for all the missing födelsedagenfest pics.

[Ian]

Very good.

Yeah, that was political double-speak if ever I heard it.

[fish]

...that was political double-speak if ever I heard it.

Alex: " "



Did anybody notice the other tiny clip of Alex laughing?
Only 12 seconds.
Alex is only in it for about 3.
But I loved it. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153143486696388&set=vb.332558166387&type=2&theater

[Ian]

I like making pretty girls laugh. Granted, it's usually at me, but still...

[fish]

You too, eh?



Photographer Frankie Fouganthin took a couple of pics of Alex at the SIFF on the 8th November 2014.
Here's the first.

[Ian]

Alex: I'm not drunk... (hic)... I'm just a bit tipsy... (hic)....

[fish]

Probably just wishing a certain someone was there too.
Fish: " "


The other one from Frankie Fouganthin at SIFF last November.

[Ian]

Alex approves of your earlier statement.

[fish]

Sony and Rodeo have produced a series of "Leva Life" podcast interviews with various celebrated Swedes.
Here it's Alex's turn in a 37 minute audio interview posted on Soundcloud.
https://soundcloud.com/rodeomagazine/leva-life-alexandra-dahlstrom

"One must not think about Russia, but you get. There is a possibility. One need not just be afraid of submarines, alcoholism, concrete houses and fur hats. "

When the director and actress Alexandra Dahlström was little she believed that she and her mother had their own language. When they wanted to talk secrets on the subway they changed the Swedish language to Russian and protected absolutely from the Slavic melodies. Therefore became the surprise big when she was only five visited Russia for the first time and the secret language was spoken everywhere. In the fifth episode of Living the life she tells Jenny Seth on when her parents met in the former Soviet Union, on the political hopelessness she sees in many Russians and how both her language and her professional life has been affected by being second generation immigrants."

Sounds like great fun, just wish I could speak Swedish.