Another (much welcome) relocation. Another temporary flat (thankfully quite comfortable). Another monsoon of admin (visas, residency registrations, bank accounts, insurance, it feels like the list never ends).
New streets to learn. New transit options to figure out (so many Metro stops opened in 2024!). New paths to explore (and familiar ones to retread).
Returning to friends and favourite places (by which I mean bakeries). Revitalising dormant language skills. Remembering how to cycle through the city.
Another opportunity for reinvention as we resettle in Copenhagen.
Things have changed since we lived here from 2016-2019 and I’ll be writing about returning to the land of the vikings in a monthly column for Last Week in Denmark.
The first episode of Tur-retur is out now!
Oh Laura, how exciting! I had no idea you were moving back to Denmark, but I remember you speaking of it so fondly. May it be the blessed homecoming you need, and may a fair wind fill your sails! We miss you down here in Zurich, and we send all our love!
Thanks for the well wishes, Kaitlin! It has, indeed, been a delightful homecoming thus far ❤️ Hope all is well in Zurich
So exciting!
We got your lovely Christmas update. We miss you both a lot and think of you often. Once you get settled, PM us your new address!
❤️ Kailey & Kevin
We’ve been thinking of you, too! And hope all is well in Alberta ❤️ We’ll certainly send along our new address when we move into more permanent digs (likely at the beginning of April)
Så kjekt at dere er tilbake i Norden!! Hope to take a trip to Denmark this year, and then I’ll give you a message(/warning 🙂 ) Have a nice winter/spring in “Køben”
Please do let us know, Rolf, if you come to Denmark It would be wonderful to meet up! We’re hoping to get to Norway at some point, too. Tony still talks about the amazing trip he took in 2014!
Yeah, let’s keep in touch 🙂
Wooo! Weinerbrod is delicious.