Dear Logbook, twelfth day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday at the end of the walk with Marta we passed through Gamla Stan (Old Town) and its traditional Christmas market. When we got home we ate and started doing things. In the meantime I was able to review the results of the analysis of

Dear Logbook, eleventh day of the fourth and last trip. Today the day has dawned with rains, which it seems that will stop during few hours before noon. My night… My diary, I had two hours awake until I have felt down asleep again. Totally I will have slept about five and a half hours,

My Dear Logbook, tenth day of the fourth and last trip. As I told yesterday. More or less I fulfilled the plan that I wanted about to start studying English and Swedish. With that I could have the day more or less without death times. Today the day will dawn with rain. The next days,

Dear Logbook, 9th day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday was a day full of emotions. It was the end of having to embark on the KS ship to receive those potions on the high seas (chemotherapy sessions). There I said goodbye to the team and especially Jessica, a young nurse who has made

Dear Logbook, eighth day of the fourth and last trip. Today I slept less than I had been doing. Today, as for the voyage at sea, it is not something new, it is more, it will be a short crossing, less than an hour long. Perhaps it is a mixture of many factors that has

Dear Logbook, seventh day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday at the end the day went by as I told you. Quiet. Sometimes the saying “No news are good news ” is very true. In the afternoon, a little sailor, friend from Gadea came home and had a good time. Then in the afternoon

Dear Logbook, sixth day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday, taking advantage of the fact that today is neither school nor work day, we were able to go to bed almost all somewhat later than normal. The night has passed normally, being able to sleep for more than 7 hours, so for the weeks

Dear Logbook, fifth day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday afternoon I could see the results without validating by the captains of the KS of the extraction of the precious red liquid (blood test). The land crew, as I did two weeks ago, took out a little more liquid to be able to do

Dear Logbook, fourth day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday I finished the voyages at sea for this week. I only have one more left, next November 25th. On the eighth day of this fourth trip. The afternoon went as you anticipated yesterday. And I went back to bed late, after again telling me

Dear Logbook, third day of the fourth and last trip. Yesterday was an intense day. I slept well, little, because I went to bed later than I should, but at least I had six hours in a row, so happy. Today, I have left the little sailors to school. And in between, doing things, while