Welcome to Anna’s Diary

Christmas is over, and I am looking forward to spring. This was the first holiday without my mother. It has been so good that Molly is with us. I really don’t know why but I have remembered an inspiring person I met several years ago. Cecilia Wijnbladh. We met on an educating voyage to Brussels when we visited the European parliament. It is not very often I meet people who are so sharp. She said so many clever things. Unfortunately, she has passed away. I know she liked literature and Bellman, and that she educated at a rather high level within the military. I remember she told me she has written books, and after new year, I started to browse the internet. I found this book above on ethics. It looks like a thesis. This will be an interesting book because ethics is such a troublesome subject since there seldom is a distinct yes or no to a question. I hope that I will learn something new. In addition, I feel that my inspiration to write a new book is returning. To conclude this Saturday evening, it is very good for me to read. I need to put my book in some kind of perspective before I start to write again. I miss my main character Greten.

Currently, a lot of serious incidents occur in the world. A plane was shut down by Iran by mistake. Iran rapidly admitted this shooting after Canada´s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, clearly stated that it was not an accident. This is not the first time a civilian plane has been shut down, and it is deeply tragic.

This morning, my daily ”little life” was intruded. A bomb has exploded in a building rather close to where I live. That means that my ”little life” is not safe anymore. These kind of bombings have happened before. It is not the first time in Sweden. News explained that law must be stricter when judging this kind of crime. They get away too easily.

I have thought a lot, a lot about the Australian animals. There have been so many gruesome photos of volenteers saving in particular coalas from burning injuries. This is Australian news:

”The scientific evidence shows that as the world warms due to human induced climate change, we experience an increase in the frequency and severity of extreme weather events.”       Australian Academy of Science, President Professor John Shine

Furthermore, Australia concludes that they need to take stronger action as part of the worldwide commitment to limit global warming. I am sure that those countries who do not want to join this climate change combat, will in time also be affected.

I will now share some animal photos of the beauty of nature. Enclosed, and from other continents than Australia.