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The one where I rant about abysmal Icelandic restaurant service
I am moving house this week and pretty much everything is upside-down, hence this one is from the archives—from 2005 and I like to think of it as prescient because, well, Enrico’s restaurant no longer exists. 🤷♀️ I can’t even remember whe...
Gleðilegan Þjóðhátíðardag!
Today is Iceland’s national day.
Every year on June 17th, Iceland puts on its finest and celebrates the fact that it exists as an independent republic. For a country that spent roughly six centuries under foreign rule—first Norwegian, then...
The rustic shack I miss so much
In an era of chichi Blue and Sky Lagoons, this is the place I wish we still had
I found this bit of text the other day when browsing through an external hard drive that I retired in 2006 or thereabouts, and it made me downright nostalgic.
Iceland's strange relationship with man's best friend
And why it feels like we are finally becoming civilized
I’ve just come in from a walk along the seashore with my dog in stunning weather, reminding me that summer has officially arrived here in the Land. 😍
The one where I interviewed myself because no one else would do it
Today: another one from the archives. This is from my early Iceland Weather Report (blog) days, when I’d been writing for a few months but hadn’t revealed much about who I was because frankly I was scared to. I didn’t even show my face … my...
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Writer, besserwisser. Author of 10 books about Iceland. Pieces in The Washington Post, Guardian, Globe and Mail, and a bunch more. Indie author enthusiast and evangelist.
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