A couple of words on the topic that was in my mind for quite a while. Don’t worry, even though the title looks like a bachelor, it is not a scientific paper.
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Rainy Sundays are for baking.
I mean we have a proper summer right now, not gonna lie, the temperatures are rising up to 27 degrees – but the rain is always coming sooner or later.
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I’ve been very quiet lately and it’s been raining (a lot) lately. Let’s catch up.
Continue reading “Rainy days and what more.”Differences between Norway and Poland.
I’ve wanted to write this for a long time, but since this is quite a large topic and needs a lot of time, I kept putting it on the side for later. Here it is.
Continue reading “Differences between Norway and Poland.”Windy walk in Hamar.
Hamar is our absolutely favorite place for a walk. It doesn’t matter that it’s 1,5 hours drive away from us or that it’s particularly cold there this time of the year.
Continue reading “Windy walk in Hamar.”Welcome, spring.
The old, dirty snow has finally melted (I mean besides those big hills that snow cleaning machine made on the corners of streets, those will probably disappear at the end of May), so the springtime is finally on. Besides temperatures, they still go to minus from time to time, but that’s typisk norsk vær (typical Norwegian weather).
Continue reading “Welcome, spring.”A chaotic day.
Waking up at 5:25 am, can’t sleep, reading Harry Potter till 8 am, taking a cat for a walk and then driving through whole Innlandet just to get a new phone. A day.
Continue reading “A chaotic day.”Couple of February thoughts.
With the snow melting, birds singing and sun shining, the hope is rising. Hope for the better days, for the world to change back to the ‘old times’. February was an odd month.
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As the month is coming to an end, I find it quite important to reflect over it. Here we go:
Continue reading “Couple of January thoughts.”Living in a small village in Norway.
All the pros and cons.
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