The Swedish Icebreaker boats are named after the nordic gods. Work boats also always have men names. But not mine. My icebreaker is named after me 🙂 and I’m not a nordic god, so I break several unwritten rules in this painting.
I did the painting for more reasons than to break unwritten rules. I did this painting to encourage myself to be an icebreaker and not sit and wait for others to make the first move to solve problems.
Sometimes I actually act like an icebreaker but I don’t always do that so I still have to practice.
Anna
Annas Art - FärgaregårdsAnna 
That’s a neat boat Anna.
Leslie
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Thank you 🙂
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😉
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I remember last time I visited Sweden seeing the fleet of icebreakers at Lulea – four ships in total, all with mythological names. Your picture is splendid, and I approve of your choice of name – rules are made to broken!
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Thank you! It must have been interesting to see the fleet. I have only seen them on pictures and tv.
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Good for you! I love your icebreaker and that you named it after you.
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Thank you very much 🙂
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Your a goddess Anna!
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Thank you very much. I doubt you’re right, but it’s a nice thought 🙂
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It was a half joke but you are certainly an icebreaker between nations!
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Thanks! I think blogging is a peace project 🙂
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Miss Anna is a Mold Breaker. 😉 “pling”
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Can you share that boat 😉
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Of course. It’s a big boat 🙂
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its nice to see someone break with convention!
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Thanks. It’s often fun to see what happens 🙂
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Hehehe! “Pling”
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