Yesterday, we all went to Fastelavn – you know, the thing I told you about the other day. And Ronja was indeed an angel – here she is on the wings. Saturday I had been making an outfit... Continue reading →
I know I mentioned, that I love the internet – but I really do! At the moment, Karen who has the wonderful blog My dharma…work in progress is visiting Denmark along with her husband and her beautiful daughter Ella. Karen and I... Continue reading →
Even though Halloween is not traditionally celebrated in Denmark, it has been gaining ground these past few years, and people have particularly taken in the tradition of carving pumpkins and placing them outside with lit candles to grin at passers-by. Many... Continue reading →
I know – I’m not that fast, but we’re here! We got home very late Tuesday night – or perhaps I should say Wednesday morning. We did have a very nice trip to Greece – although it wasn’t one without challenges. The... Continue reading →
Monday evening was Midsummer Evening. This specific evening has always been a favourite of mine – I love the fact that we gather around bonfires throughout the country and sing “Midsommervisen” – the Midsummer song. Adults and children form circles... Continue reading →
Proud big sister Two weeks ago, Ronja, Mads, and I had been to Ronja’s swimming lesson. On the way home we had something to eat, and well at home, I read Ronja a bedtime story, while Mads made tea and... Continue reading →
The announcement I put Ronja to bed a while ago. She stopped using her soother 10 days ago, and the last three days she has been sleeping like a baby when we’ve put her to bed. So except for the... Continue reading →
Ronja, Sara and the song book This week has been busy, and now, Friday night, we are really enjoying the fact that the weekend has finally arrived. We had a very nice weekend a week ago, though. We went to... Continue reading →
Today our daughter took her first small steps in the world. It happened in the garden, and we were both there. She just got off the swing after Mads had been pushing her, and then – there she was,... Continue reading →