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This is me
- Yngvild
- 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'!
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Blogs in Norwegian
Blogs in English
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Happy International Women's Day! - I have thought for over a week of what I would write today. There's too much to talk about, too many angles to tackle the subject from and unfortunately I ...1 week ago
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Our Kids Are Smart; They Just Have Shitty Teachers - “If you can read this, thank a teacher.” Thatis my earliest memory of a saying. Well, there are others. “An apple a daykeeps the doctor away.” That one was...1 week ago
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Sissy-macho men? - 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...9 months ago
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So schnell ändert sich alles - Da ich nun um die Erkenntnis, dass man mit offenen Online-Befragungen keine Verteilungsergebnisse erzielen kann, reicher bin, habe ich gemeinsam mit mein...1 year ago
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Oluniyi David Ajao: Interview: Esi Cleland of AfroChic shares her passion about entrepreneurship & more… - *Esi Cleland is a young entrepreneur with a passion for Ghana and everything she believes in. She recently granted me an interview, sharing what makes A...1 year ago
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What if.......? - 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...1 year ago
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Iceland - day 3 - part 1 - 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...2 years ago
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