Come and dine with me at Cafe Lago

Its more on Filipino food but they have pasta sorry its not located in Stockholm Sweden its in Philippines!

That's alright, I'm not located in Stockholm either. ;)
Naaw, but seriously. It looks warm, fresh and a bit more inspiring over there than it is over here. Dark and dreadfully cold, but no snow.

I see but Stockholm is soulful and artful place, here's the story behind this pictures. Hope you read, click the link http://jazzrellrio.blogspot.com/2015/11/cafe-lago-san-pablo-city-of-laguna.html

To be honest, even though I used to live in the outskirts of Stockholm, I've actually never taken the time to appreciate the finer parts of it's cultural offerings. I've mostly made my way around the city, which is nice, but I'm no big fan of crowds or the racket that those tend to make. Oddly enough,I prefer lLondon to Stockholm. It's bigger and there's more people there, but it's also less noise.
I read your blog entry and saw the pictures you posted, that place looks nothing short of amazing! I must go there some time!

Every places have their magic and own fascinating beauty to offer. London is amazing too, i love Stockholm i wish i can see the place and witness the beauty of it. Tack for visiting my blog too why not hope you will explore as well my be loved country Philippines.

I do hope I get the chance. I've heard a lot of good things about the Philippines from a friend in class, who was there acouple of years ago. From what I've heard and seen so far, it does seem like quite an astonishing place!
If you do come back to Sweden and Stockholm, naturally i would recommend some time around June-August, when it's fairly warm and a lot of activities. Around 20-25th June we have our midsummer festivals, those tend to be a bit merrier times. If you decide on winter travels to Sweden, I would recommend Norrland, quite possibly Kiruna, for a visit. A bit cold, but so much to see and do, if you're not afraid of ice and snow.

That is so amazing, oh yes i love the skansen, and even Drottningholm palace, the Gotland is also amazing... i guess lots to see in Sweden not just only the city but even the country side. Oh! yes the midsummer festival is awesome seeing lots of swede for frog dance and making flowers on their head. I wish! Philippines is fantastic tropical country it terms of nature and tourism just forgot the issues in politics that really disappointing.

I can honestly say that you seem to have seen more of Stockholm and it's surrounding areas than I have. If nothing else, at least I want to see Gotland. It seems like beautiful and peaceful place. Also, I'm a big fan of their dialect of Swedish.
I talked to the classmate I mentioned earlier the other day, she mentioned something about some islands off the mainland coast worth seeing. She also mentioned staying away from Manila, which she found too crowded and that too many people tried to rip her off moneywise.

Every individual country has their own beauty but no ones perfect in terms of political issues, people and problems made by human. But their Nature is perfect. I wish i can able to go around the whole Sweden. Manila in Philippines is not that impressive but the country side where i living is lovely and some remote places in which you can able to find serenity.

So very true. With every compromised sollution comes a new set of challenges to overcome. I doubt society will ever reach a perfect state in that sense. I also whole-heartedly agree with what you said about it's nature parts,which Iis why I find it so odd that the one thing that is, if not perfect then beautiful beyond comprehension, and cannot be replicated by man is being destroyed by man instead. Preservation of nature should always be a priority, everywhere and all the time.
If you could choose three places, things to see or do in the Philippines that I absolutely have to experience, what would they be?