salindap
Scottish expat in Norway
Forum posts
5
About me
Scottish
Lives in Hakadal
Speaks English, Norwegian, Spanish, Portuguese and Catalan (last three pretty rusty despite the degree)
Registration: 02 May 2010
About
My expat journey
脙…neby, Norway
Work with kids, bringing up kids, home, family
friends. keeping in touch with friends back home.
Montessori teacher, forest nursery.
Beautiful Nature, had both my children here,
Not Scotland..
Glasgow, Norway
finding out where to go from here..... met future husband.
London, England
Worked with Visa International
Gandia, Spain
English language teacher year out
languages degree student
Life, people, weather, everything really!
Scotland
Activity
A Little Help... :) by sayea
Hi Im sayea im a 31 year old women from england I have a 9 year old son.. and I have some questions... Its kinda hard to find answers online to the questions and my Norwegian boyfriend has even less of a clue then i do.. any help with the ...
Hi, I moved here 9 years ago with my Norwegian husband. I am originally Scottish. I will double check if the system is the same. We found out that I had to apply for family reunification. For 3 years I paid for residency permit 'oppholdstilatelse' ... Read More
You know you've been in Norway too long if.. by arjam
*You think there is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing *You associate warm rice porridge with Saturday and Xmas eve *It seems nice to spend a week in a small wooden cottage up in the mountains, with no running water and no ...
Pretty true and a little bit scary!! Thanks for the hilarious list :-) Read More
Funny thing about cake in Norway, It Bleeds! by Goodness and Grit
Pay attention, and life麓s lessons will entertain you in simple ways. I was introduced to Bl酶tkake on my first trip to Norway in 1987. A delightful dessert that looks beautiful and isn麓t too rich, too sweet, nor too heavy. No two people make it the ...
He hee, glad it gave you a laugh :-) Read More
Funny thing about cake in Norway, It Bleeds! by Goodness and Grit
Pay attention, and life麓s lessons will entertain you in simple ways. I was introduced to Bl酶tkake on my first trip to Norway in 1987. A delightful dessert that looks beautiful and isn麓t too rich, too sweet, nor too heavy. No two people make it the ...
He hee, really funny :-) reminds me of myself when We first moved to Norway. We were looking for a house and there was detached, semi detached, and terraced housing. I was so sure that teraced houses were called 'prawn houses' Rekker. I had an ... Read More