I have moved to Greece now. If you have read my other articles on this page you can see that I really like moving around.

This has been a real struggle for me, but luckily, I like a good challenge.

I originally moved here to work for a company called Teleperformance, where I would work in customer service in a call centre for Google and help people ( Read more... )

Now my semester is coming to an end and I will head back to the city to see my friends and family for Christmas.

I am going to miss this place a lot and I can't wait to return again in January.

A lot has happened since I came here. Friendships and strong bonds were made, romantic relationships, hearts have been broken and a lot of interesting ( Read more... )

Trigger warning!

The following images will include fake blood and police scenes.

In 2012 I participated in a plane crash drill which was an amazing experience.

I was supposed to play a little kid looking for help for his mother (and at the time, my mother was pregnant with my youngest brother, so she was playing a pregnant lady, injured and about ( Read more... )

I wanted to write a little follow-up from my previous entry.

The day after my wonderful trip to Seljanef I had a very relaxing night with my friends. We had a clear and starry night with the most beautiful aurora I've seen in years. Me and my dearest friends went a little outside of the village to get rid of all the streetlights and laid down to ( Read more... )

I have now officially moved to Flateyri.

For those of you tuning in to my blog for the first time, Flateyri is a small village with a population of 170 people. It's located the mountains in the west of Iceland and I will be spending a year there in a "school" that takes us on adventures such as rock climbing, ice climbing, sailing, hiking and so on ( Read more... )

As I talked about in my first entry I got accepted into a school in the west of Iceland in a small village in the mountains. So I have just quit my job at the Red Cross of Iceland and I'm in my final week now.

I am really going to miss working here, it was the best job I have ever had, with nice people and a lot of respect for the fellow co-worker.
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It was a cloudy August morning in Reykjavík as I sat in front of my computer messaging a friend of mine who lives in Denmark. I had just been in Denmark approximately two weeks earlier and I completely fell in love with the country. In fact I started thinking of moving there, look for a job and a school in Århus.

Anyway, on my trip I met this ( Read more... )