Re: customs in Sweden seem soooo familiar. . . .

[Guest guest]

Reb, having read all your posts, I have reached

two conclusions:

1) things are much the same in Sweden as here; or

2 the Swedish-origin population here had far more

influence than I had realized.

Loved all that you sent; love too you and to .n

[Guest guest]

Maybe it is much the same. Of course, herring is part of the traditional Swedish Easter and Midsummer dinners as well. There is no such thing as a bad time for pickled herring... The mustard one is my favourite, or perhaps the matjes, or could be the onion pickled. Or maybe... well, almost any...love/Reb>> Reb, having read all your posts, I have reached> two conclusions:> > 1) things are much the same in Sweden as here; or> 2 the Swedish-origin population here had far more > influence than I had realized.> > Loved all that you sent; love too you and to .> n>