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(c) SweMail is the English translation of the Swedish articles in the monthly Swedish Press magazine, © Swedish Press 2012 and the volunteer translators: Eva Grenier, Jan Sundin, Laine Ruus, Randy Nord, and Valentin Petcu, coordinated by Ingemar Olson.
| I am now officially retired. That means that I am no longer required to hang around the house at all times, but "free to roam about." Sometimes that will turn out to be at the same time as a new issue of Swedish Press comes out, and you may notice that the SweMail comes a bit later than usual. But never fear, it will continue, just perhaps a bit later than you might have hoped. .... Ingemar |
| Did you notice that Swedish Press is now on Facebook? You don't need to be a Facebook member to check it out and read some additional material that perhaps will never make it into the printed magazine. |
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If you have any questions or comments about these SweMail translations, please email me. ... Ingemar
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Featured letter. We will periodically publish one of your letters, especially if it is particularly glowing and complimentary! So if you'd like to see your name in print, even if fleetingly, send me a letter! With abundant appreciation for your years of Swedish Press translation. I have found them most helpful in my efforts to maintain some understanding of Swedish and am very grateful for your major efforts. Marlin Mattson |
Revised: May 6, 2012