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TweetToday was the perfect day for outdoor activities. I strapped on my cross-country ski’s, packed some necessity in a backpack, put my dogs in their wool-sweaters and I was ready. I am so lucky to live in a town of 1150 inhabits and the wild nature is all around. My dogs are two griffons, Villi (6years old, red) and Sammi (2years old, black) and I took my neighbors dog with me who is a 3 years [...]
TweetI’m awake. It’s the sixth day of sunshine here in Iceland. Yes, I do count the days because it is not that common that we have so many days of pure, yellow, warm sun. The only sound I hear is the sound of the little birds that made a nest under my roof outside my bedroom window. I live in the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. Even though it is the [...]
Tweet Some say that Icelanders suffer from inferiority complex. We are a nation of 318.452 inhabits (January 1st, 2011) but still we feel as big as America, China or even Italy. People say we have inferiority complex because we always need to be the best in that ever we do – smarter than other nations, funnier, better, richer and so on. Whatever we do it needs to be BIG and [...]
TweetMy years growing up in a little village down by the sea in the north-Atlantic island of Iceland were even better then you can ever imagine. Living with the perfect family. Happy, healthy parents, two older sisters and two older brothers. Life was only about running around town from sunrise to sunset. The summers were particually fun when the sun never goes down and tomorrow is far away. I remember feeling [...]
