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SURREAL. #MILF. DISAPPOINTED - SWEDISH SMÖRGÅSBORD!

Surreal , said Sarah Dawn Finer in the after party around 4am when asked how she feels. She wasn't only Lynda Woodruff, but also did ABBA's The winner takes it al l live in Arena before the voting started. So nice of SVT to let her shine there, too. Hopefully she participates in Melodifestivalen again and actually goes to do it for Sweden next year! #MILF. That's all we remember from Eric Saade's useless appearance in the Green room. Petra Mede might be a milf indeed, but ... tasteless! YIkes! Disappointed . That's what Sweden's own Robin Stjernberg was visibly for the 14th place even if his mouth said something else. Top-10 was what he wanted. Swedish smörgåsbord . Petra Mede offered us a lot of goodies from meatballs to the wind machine finally blowing Carola way. Enjoy !

FROM KRISSE TO LYNDA

The Princess of the Republic, Krisse amused and annoyed the European audiences in Helsinki 2007 Eurovision, and Malmö 2013 is going the same route with Lynda Woodruff. Where as Krisse was unknown to other than Finns and played by... err, Krisse, who was "a nobody and is now everybody!", Lynda is already a wellknown creature for the fans of Eurovision, played by Sarah Dawn Finer. It's going to be a fun ride all through Sweden in May!

ESC 2013: MÅNS AND SARAH AS HOSTS?

The stage in Baku's Crystal Hall hasn't probably yet been completely taken down when in Sweden the guessing for the future Eurovision 2013 hosts are being discussed in a serious matter. At the moment there are two front runners, namely Måns Zelmerlöf and sarah Dawn Finer. Both singers with Melodifestivalen experience. Måns also has gone a long way from Cara mia to become Sweden's hottest male host in TV, and Sarah of course charmed the nation and not only as one of the hostesses for Melodifestivalen this year. And what to say about her alter ego Lynda Woodruff who gave out the Swedish votes in Baku? Could she take it over? But there are about two dozen other names in the talks from Gina Dirawi to Jovan Radomir, from Charlotte Perrelli to lena Philipsson, Carola, Mark Levengood and Petra Mede. Just to name a few.