New Mexico, mama life and the family business told honestly.

Denmark is famous for its many traditional festivals and celebrations. Learn about the most important Danish traditions.

Year Three Comin' At Yah! Surprise! We are moving back to Denmark for Raz's third basketball season. And honestly, we could not be happier. We adore the Randers Cimbria Club, especially the team owner, Morten Hansen, staff, and some of Raz's teammates who've been with us for the last three years. Bach Basketball Update Here is the quick rundown of Raz's 2020 basketball journey. This article originally appeared in the Randers Newspaper, the Randers Amtsavis. I have translated

I adore Denmark and the many places that aren't Copenhagen (although I love Copenhagen).

On our flight from Frankfurt, Germany to Newark, New Jersey there were 35 passengers including the crew and pilots on our Boeing 787

I got my hair cut on Monday! Yep, it's true. Things are starting to open back up here in Denmark. And I have mixed feelings about it.

Have you ever visited a city, and wondered what it would be like without tourists? I have vacationed around some giant tourist hubs this last year including Amsterdam, Paris, and London. I always wondered what it would be like without the lines and selfie snappers. And amazingly, because of the coronavirus, I am getting to see some beautiful landmarks here in Denmark without tourists. Currently, Denmark has closed its borders, to everyone but Danes and a small population of p

Located in the Gisselfeld Klosters Skove forest this observation tower stands 148 feet above the ground and lets you cruise through the forest canopy on foot. On a sunny day, it is said that if you look North can see all the way to Copenhagen and Malmö. Furthermore, there are two other towers with similar heights located at the same location as well. The first one was built in 1892 by an Austrian company called "Gesellschaft für Bau und Betrieb von Ferienwohnungen" and has be

Our exploration of Denmark continues! There are a few perks of living on an island (yes, although not exotic, much of Denmark is islands). It is great to be able to walk out to the water in times like these and breathe in the fresh ocean air. It is still rather cold here, mid 40s most days, but the weather has taken a turn for the better. We have seen the sun nearly everyday for the last few weeks. And if you don’t know, Denmark is much like Seattle through the winter, it is

With Coronavirus restrictions tightening by the day, Rasmus and I have decided to spend our newly found time off exploring some of the great nature that Denmark has to offer. It has been on my bucket list for a while to visit Skagen. Skagen is the northernmost point in Denmark. Skagen has over two million visitors annually, and after our visit it is no wonder why. We also discovered that Skagen is the main fishing port in Denmark, most renowned for its herring industry. The T