Carol’s blog is always delightful, most interesting, and the best potpourri of everything . Really! Today she includes my post about Norway and the Olympics, and John Rieber’s posts about avocados and Zoodle Pasta. Also, did you know that putting out a candle fire with water is a no-no? Read on!
Norway dominated the winter Olympics. Yet, the story behind how their athletes got there is fascinating. Is it rooted in childhood? You bet!…
I found this really fascinating about children’s early years and indeed it seems other Nordic countries like Denmark follow similar practises…indeed our very own Kate Duchess of Cambridge very recently visited Denmark… Kate’s first stop was to the University of Copenhagen to learn from world-leading researchers running the Copenhagen Infant Mental Health Project (CIMHP), which aims to promote the mental well-being of and relationships between infants and their parents…it seems other countries could learn a lot about children’s early years from both these countries…Please head over to Jennie Fitzkee’s blog to learn more…
https://jenniefitzkee.com/2022/02/20/norway-and-the-olympics/
Just when you thought there was nothing else you could do with avocado…The Japanese had other ideas… John Rieber was the first to report it here…Head over it looks so…
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Thank you for the reblog , Jennie… I hope you are stayingg warm and snug but also having fun in the snow.. 😀 x
My pleasure, Carol! We had a big snow over the weekend, but it was too cold today for the children to play outside. Tomorrow we will be in snow and sledding!!
That sounds like fun…I used to love sledging as a child no snow here so they miss out on all that fun…Enjoy!
Really? I hope the weather will soon turn to spring. xx Michael
Maybe a little hint of spring by the end of the month.
I had already left a comment on Carol’s post, Jennie.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thank you, Pete.
Carol’s posts are always fun and informative to read. congrats on the shoutout!
They really are! Thank you, Jim.
you are welcome, Jennie!
Thanks for the information 🥰