Yngvild, if it makes you feel better, I chose (a long time ago) to blog about either Leonardo da Vinci or Sir Isaac Newton (with Shaka, King of the Zulu, a distant third). After my research, I was so flummoxed with serious knowledge, that my creative juices iced up.
Nursery school teacher who has been flying back and forth between Northern Norway and Western Africa for the past 7 years, but now settled in Norway indefinitely, with my Ghanaian husband. I try to put my experiences into words to please family, friends and strangers. And because writing is fun. For Norwegian readers (and Swedish and Danish), check out my 'Norwegian version of it all'!
Doing 'La-pour' in the City of Accra
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When I was a curious, capering child street-sauntering at Achimota School,
there was an obliging, octogenarian gardener with no known name. People
called h...
A little update
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So I am one of the worst possible bloggers that existed. I don't update
regularly, I forget to respond to comments and most of the time I write
about drear...
Sissy-macho men?
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I just finished work, its soon 6:30 pm and I really need to get my studying
on. Especially since I did not study yesterday OR the day before. It's a
scanda...
What if.......?
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I always wonder how long something is when people say it is long.It takes a
long time. It will not be long.... Subjectivity is one of the biggest
causes of...
Iceland - day 3 - part 1
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The third day a lot of stuff was happening therefor I split the report in
two parts.
We spent the night in this little shelter in the middle of nowhere. Cl...
3 comments:
Yngvild, if it makes you feel better, I chose (a long time ago) to blog about either Leonardo da Vinci or Sir Isaac Newton (with Shaka, King of the Zulu, a distant third). After my research, I was so flummoxed with serious knowledge, that my creative juices iced up.
Don't worry; we all have our 'off' days. Hope work is going great.
Yes Yngvild,
If you look around it seems most of us choked on the topic. Luckily I am on a blogger's break at the moment so I can blame that!
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