Category Archives: Family life

Most Saturdays we go to the Green Market to have breakfast. It is also a social event – “everyone” is there. We often buy our lunch here because the Samosas are excellent. This Saturday had something new to offer. Marie … Continue reading →

Science Fair for Grade 4 on St George’s in Windhoek. Lots of Grade 4 students have put weeks of work to be ready for today’s presentation. I did not have too much time but ran quickly past projects on dogs, … Continue reading →

Saturday night was a special night. We were at “NIPAM” Amphitheatre in Olympia, Windhoek… …to see “anima“, an African Ballet by “First Rain Dance Theatre“. It was a very special experience and a big part of it was created by … Continue reading →

Gondwana Collection is running a photo competition and I hope to win with a little help of my friends! The rules: “Submit a photo of your ultimate road trip, featuring a Namibian Road and stand the chance to win the … Continue reading →

It was St George’s “Culture and Cuisine Day” and the field had turned inte the world… …with Spain… …and Italy… …and England… …and Mexiko… …and of course Namibia! (not to mention USA, Portugal and Germany…) Dances by children of all … Continue reading →

Another Namibian weekend… …started with a nice party at Jan and Tony’s place. After that we found the car like this. Broken window and stolen GPS. While removing all glass from the car I found the tire to be flat. … Continue reading →

Saturday evening, 15 February on the Franco-Namibian Culture Centre, featuring Fusion Funk Dance Studio. The Fusion Funk Dance Studio is a new school in Windhoek that teaches Hip Hop, Ballroom and Latin dance. It was founded in October 2012 by Mcbreaton Pieters, a … Continue reading →

Pretty and glittering yesterday… Hanna ready to celebrate Sancta Lucia. We had Maja… Emma and Lena… …and Peter over to eat, drink and, of course sing! Some attempts at Swedish Christmas food and drinks. Printed Lucia song texts and… …here … Continue reading →

Last Wednesday Evening we all went to the St George’s field. Time for the Christmas Market and later Christmas Carol Service. Nice to see a few College girls helping out! Saga and her friends were managing the Bottle Tombola. Very … Continue reading →

Tuesday morning 26 December. School year is just about to end and it is time for the awards at St George’s Diocesan School. This is something we are not used to from Sweden. With the Scandinavian “Law of Jante” it … Continue reading →