sojourner2settler

I live on the edge of a small anonymous village in Denmark. I have a little desk. It has a laptop and an old fashioned desk lamp. To my left, the window overlooks trees and farmland. The last few weeks have seen stunning photogenic chocolate box lid weather. Today, however, is charmless. Just over five years ago my travels led me to Denmark, a small understated country, quietly getting on with the business of being happy, safe and entrepreneurial. First of all, home is centra

“Guidance issued by Dame Sally Davies, the chief medical officer, advises that men and women should not drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week, which amounts to six 175ml glasses of wine.” As seen in the online Guardian, 10.09.18 Forgive me because I don’t understand this. Once upon a time I could drink any amount of alcohol, then I was informed I should only drink 21 units a week. Being a geezer I thought I could save all my units for the weekend. Apparently not, t

I have lived in Denmark for six months and I love it, let’s get that straight out there because I am biased. So I am looking for good things to tell you about the happiest country in the world http://www.visitdenmark.co.uk/en-gb/denmark/art/happiest-people-world. Here are my 10 reasons why I think Denmark is a great place to visit and an excellent place to live, in no particular order. 1. Traditions If you see something odd happening and you ask “why are you doing that?” Ine