Another week has passed in Bonde seeks a wife and now things are starting to happen.
Mimi so have sent home every single item I thought she would choose. My only rule in life is to never trust my gut because it seriously fails often.
Martin was a real nugget, but unfortunately it didn’t go all the way. I NEVER think that you can call a person “too nice” because that is something that cannot be. In the same way that you cannot overdose on vitamin C.
Martin was forced to leave the farm. Image source: TV4
However, I think she may need someone who may not be quite as provident but more proactive. And yes, the most important thing is that it should click. And now I don’t have the palest in who of Jimmy or Erik she will choose? I HAVE NO IDEA.
At Micke’s farm, the atmosphere is rather strange.
All the ladies have fallen head over heels and to be honest I like them all. Now it might feel like that Jenny have a head start with horse lengths… but as I mentioned before, my gut is as steady as my heels every Christmas party we had with work. So you know what – nothing is safe there either.
…….but let’s face it. When Micke kissed Jenny, it was that kind of “splash kiss”. You could see that it wasn’t “now we’re going to test how it feels” but here it was really a long-awaited kiss? Well, that remains to be seen.
Is it that Jenny has a head start? Image source: TV4
But now to the highlight of the week.
Jen’s kladdkakefika.
He and Ida go on a little ceramics date. So they must rotate. Ida says that she is afraid of ending up in the same rut at home, so it might be good to try something new.
Now I understand that she says this with a twinkle in her eye and for them to find something fun on the date. But let me just ask you: What is so dangerous about falling into the same rut? With all the demands you have in this life, I would say that it is the greatest security and pleasure that there is that one thing stands firm. On a date I want to drink beer, coffee or just cuddle, I don’t want to try something I’m probably not even good at.
But anyway.
After the date, Ida and Jens will have coffee and cake. A nice cake is displayed outside the ceramic stand together with a bowl of whipped cream. Now there will be coffee, talking and snuggling.
But then the cake stole the attention and I zoned out completely. So much so that I didn’t even hear the conversation.
Namely, Jens cuts up a piece of cake each. His looks great.
Farmer seeks wife in 2023. Image source: TV4
But then comes…..
Ida’s scrap cookie was really the SMALLEST thing I’ve ever seen!??! I don’t even know why my brain registered this so incredibly clearly. Maybe Ida doesn’t even like kladdkaka? Jensa probably didn’t have much say in this but cut up as he was adored.
Ida and Jen’s coffee. Image source: TV4
If I dated someone who wanted such a small piece of cake, the whole date would probably be about not saying no to the good things in life. A cake, a sunny summer day with fluffy whipped cream, flowers on the table, ground coffee in the cup and a date next to you – these are moments to remember.
But it’s really not my business to get involved or even have opinions on? Who the hell cares about a cookie? Well, apparently I…
But then I remember. My first date with my boyfriend I also sat and kind of nibbled on a peanut. This cake probably brought back memories from that time. It’s HORRIBLE. I don’t even think I ate bea with my pizza in the beginning because I “didn’t want to be a bea girl”.
Today I always order two for my pizza. And that’s what’s so damn nice about ending up in “the same rut”.
It’s certainly not just negative.