All the pros and cons.
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Woke up to a winter wonderland.
There are only a few times in our adult lives when we feel the same as when we felt in our childhood. 20 cm of snow (around) is one of the rare things that makes us smile like kids (before the bitter reality comes: cleaning all that yourself).
Continue reading “Woke up to a winter wonderland.”Christmas in Norway & decaf.
The news are old, but never took time to write about it here so here we go!
Continue reading “Christmas in Norway & decaf.”We’ve got a cat & winter is here.
The last two weeks, when there were no posts, were very, very boring (one of the reasons I didn’t write anything), but recently a lot more is going on. I mean, a cat?
Continue reading “We’ve got a cat & winter is here.”Jazz & mouses in the attic.
… and other things that has been happening this month.
Continue reading “Jazz & mouses in the attic.”Trondheim – a colorful spot by the sea.
There are only couple of ‘very big’ cities in Norway and Trondheim with around 200 000 inhabitants is one of them. With beautiful colorful houses, lively atmosphere and endless amount of fine restaurants is definitely a good place to spend a weekend.
Continue reading “Trondheim – a colorful spot by the sea.”Otta – a ghost town.
I had a wish to visit Otta for quite a long time. Not because it’s a big city or very known, but because it’s surrounded by mountains, a river and is located quite close to the highest mountain Galdhøpinggen.
Continue reading “Otta – a ghost town.”Kjølabergstoppen.
A free day, one of not so many, was covered with clouds (like many days this summer unfortunately) but we decided to still take a chance and go for a walk. We ended up on the top of a hill called Kjølabergstoppen.
Running from the storm.
Warm and moisty days are for now over. One day came an unexpected thunder and took away all the heat, and also surprised us on a walk, which ended up in us running like crazy.
Hot & summery days.
It’s been a while, but for me, it seems like May was just a couple of days ago. It’s really shocking how the time flies, and suddenly we have full-blown summer.
