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Life in Sweden
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The Loneliness of Being an Immigrant
One of the things I didn’t take into account when moving to a new country was loneliness. Looking back, I think it had always been in my peripheral view. I saw posts on Facebook and articles about it, but I only skimmed them and never gave it much thought. It wasn’t something that was relatable…
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Oh, Österlen!
As I’m writing this, I’m sitting in our room in Österlen, in a charming farmhouse that has been converted into a BnB. We occupy one of the two rooms on the second floor, which was built not so long ago. This newer part of the house is in stark contrast to the old, charming kitchen…
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When the Sun Is Out
“If tomorrow is sunny like this, we should have lunch at the rooftop,” my colleague said one day, back in February. “At the rooftop???” I exclaimed in disbelief. Such a true tropical girl. That February was considered warm, but in Gothenburg (and in winter, I might add), it would only take a little gust to make me chilled…
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A New Season
When we moved to Sweden, there were 3 things that made me anxious: residence card, job, and apartment. I had none of these when I arrived in Sweden, and the following months, I lived with uncertainties. Among those things, the apartment was the least of the problem, as we would find it a few weeks…
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Room Tour: The Lair
I’m one of those people who like to have a peek into other people’s living space. It’s fascinating to see how people’s personalities reflected in the decor, as much as it’s delightful to find inspiration in the way people spruce up their home in ways I could never think of. And so, I’ll share a…






