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Oops, we have done it again. It is actually a matter of having so much gone on inside my head, that I want to share with people, – you guys – and it has become the 5th TWEENTOWN magazine – the 2nd Spring edition which makes Tweentown a year old. So proud to be able to share things that come to mind, problems that occur with mothering tweens, and of… Keep Reading
We are so proud to present you the latest edition of TWEENTOWN magazine – this is our Christmas edition, and also a celebration of the first year of Tweentown. We are humbled that so many of you click in and read our magazine – we knew there was a need for someone to pay attention to our young people today – the inbetweeners – or our tweens. Please find the… Keep Reading
Read my article for NEST.co.uk from last year on how you too can spend Christmas the Danish Way. We are all about spending time with family outdoors, of cultivating traditions and togetherness, and of course, glugging gløgg. December like a Dane In Denmark, we are masters of finding ways to enjoy the darker months. Unsurprising because, from about late October until March, it gets dark around 3:30pm and the… Keep Reading
The special someone, who taught me everything there is to know about HYGGE is my Grandmother. My Grandmother is the Master of hygge, tasty old-fashioned recipes, DIY projects and she is even a very accomplished flower decorator. My Grandparents had the most fantastic garden, with hundreds of different types of flowers, ripe seasonal fruit, and a garden filled to the brim with so much produce they were almost self-sufficient. When… Keep Reading
As you all know, I lived in London for more than 11 years, and I loved it. When I was younger I needed to live in a fast-paced place, with (cheap) and easy access to the rest of the World and London was ideal. I still L O V E London, and because I am lucky enough to live with a brit and have a whole extended family in London,… Keep Reading
I like a good party. I also like planning parties, so when my Holly turned 10, I wanted to make sure the party she had was somewhat spectacular. As you guys know, I have always loved flowers, and have always made floral arrangements, bouquets with my Grandmother. Some of you might remember the features I had in the SIMPLY HYGGE magazines with my Grandmother. So why not make a creative floral… Keep Reading
As you all know, I lived in London for more than 11 years, and I loved it. When I was younger I needed to live in a fast-paced place, with (cheap) and easy access to the rest of the World and London was ideal. I still L O V E London, and because I am lucky enough to live with a brit and have a whole extended family in London,… Keep Reading
I am so proud to finally present my latest edition of Tweentown magazine – the perfect place to seek inspiration for tweens and their adults. We have mindblowingly cool editorials, shopping guides, skincare solutions, articles and much more. All you have to do is click this link and it will take you right there. Have a look – you’re gonna love it.
When Easter approaches, I always try and make some cute Easter pictures to use for Social media or even as cute little postcards. When I am out and about I always keep my eyes open for sweet things I can use – now or for future photography projects. I have a growing prop collection, and they are currently stored under the bed, but if I keep buying stuff I’ll need… Keep Reading
When Easter is approaching, Danish children make and send out Gækkebreve. Traditionally these small letters always included a Vintergæk (Snowdrop/Galanthus) which is where the name stems from. It’s meant to be a letter to ‘tease’ (at drive gæk med) someone by making them guess who sent it. A small poem or verse is written in the middle of the paper. You can make up your own poem or use one of the… Keep Reading
I have been looking for new ideas to make our own Easter eggs for decoration – something we do every year. The girls are getting bigger, and we were looking for a more ‘grown-up’ version to try. It seems that marbled eggs have been a popular choice on Pinterest this year, and after realising just how easy they are to make, we opted for those. We had a good old chat about colours and… Keep Reading
Well, tomorrow is officially the first day of spring but I guess someone forgot to tell that to the people who control the weather. You see – most of Europe has been hit by a total cold front from Siberia and the temperatures have plummeted to a blistering cold -10 here in Copenhagen. And with the windchill factor that we have for being on an island, we were warned today… Keep Reading
