FREDRIK SCHEIKE

Aftonbladet, a Swedish newspaper, needs to sort their headlines out - now. This is just shocking - and it's all from today's paper..  "Suicide is a practical solution"  "Now's the time to load up your gun" "Give arsenic to the in-laws" ONE after the OTHER (in this order)! WHATTHEHELL!? Am I the only one who think this is very, VERY, inappropriate - or am I just sensitive!? Don't be a stranger! Loves

Wow - what started out as a normal, casual walk which was supposed to take me from point A to B, I ended up walking for more than 90 blocks.. A total of 5-6-7 hours, depending on how you're counting. I stopped along the way because I felt so inspired and just sat down and wrote in my notebook that I brought along. People turned their heads after me, someone stopped and looked at me, a lot of people smiled and looked, some said hi - and even though, normally I would've thought it weird, it made perfect sense today. I was at a "place", both when I was walking and sitting down and I was happy and alive - and that shit is incredibly contagious. I must have had some "happy-glow" around me, because when people looked, they weren't snickering like "shit, look how crazy his shirt is" but smiling appreciatively. The whole world was on my side and likewise I on its side and I had one of the craziest, out-of-worldly feelings and experiences as a resul

Click the "Read more" button to see all the pictures. These are collected from the past few weeks. I've also MASSIVELY updated my New York playlist.

@Izz: Haha yeah, I'm pretty upset about the editing - but other than that, I believe it went well. Thanks for the great help rehearsing! ;) @Eva-Marie & Staffan: Thank you - you are both so valuable to me. I will remember to do that! Hope you are both well! Love! @Mom: Sad scene - yes, but it's also meant to be naive and romantic. Because on one level we do connect. Thank you! Don't be a stranger! Loves

It's really a month to Christmas which means that we're celebrating my first American Thanksgiving. Do you want to know what's crazy about it though? Besides celebrating the killing of Native Americans and the pursuit of the extinction of the turkey of course. The real craziness is....

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It's not been an especially busy week, I've just been lazy for some reason or uninspired to write something, even though I've been thinking about it all week! So here comes a little run-down what I've been up to.

A BIG congratulations to all you loving fathers out there. You mean so much in all of your children's lives, cherish this day and remember that! Sadly, I never got to know my father because of a most tragic accident that happened before I was even born. But what I am sure of is that he was a loving and caring man and husband, who, I've gathered by accounts from friends and family, was a radiant man who cared for people around him. It's strange to say that one can love someone who they have never met, but I'm not too bothered with being strange. I love my father for being part of giving me the gift of life. A gift so powerful and meaningful that even in my darkest times, I relish it and marvel at its mystery. A man who served as a father figure in my life, my granddad, also tragically passed away not too long ago. 4 years, to be exact. He left a hole in my life, that I've only pretty recently have managed to fill up with meaning and strength. I still cry in reme

What a week this has been, it's been moving, it's been emotional, fun and exciting, nerve wrecking and tiresome. But all other things aside, great none the less.

After coming back from a massive jazz-night out with "the boys" - meaning Casey and Toby I feel like I'm really in the right place.

Not dead, not gone, just a little busy. I have about three different monologues and three different scenes to learn. And stuff to take care of out of school too. But yeah, I've been failing to update lately! More interesting stuff, besides my ordinary blabbering, soon! Don't be a stranger! Loves

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO HAVE WATCHED AND COMMENTED ON THE CLIP! I'm really happy with the way it turned out and even though a lot of my scenes were cut out, I believe it's for the best of the short. What it all comes down to in the end is what is best for the film and this turned out to be it. Beatriz as a director was lovely to work with and it's great to see a vision coming true. It was a bit blurry and it didn't make a lot of sense when we shot it, but it turned out great. Now I'm only holding my fingers crossed for my next project. Unfortunately I can't share it with you guys straight away because I've signed a contract that prevents me to do so for a period of six months. The reasons are perfect though. It's being shipped out to film-festivals A-L-L O-V-E-R... I love what I'm doing! Don't be a stranger! Loves