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Yes, at age 18, trying my wings, I left my home in Isfjorden, which is a small village in Romsdal, and came to the United States.

After an experience-rich childhood in my country, full of beautiful, breathtaking nature, history and old Nordic customs still sings in my soul.

Norwegian traditions, foods and the way of life are what I brought with me to the USA, the melting pot; the mixture of international flavors that makes America so great.

Now, a few years later...I want to share many stories, facts, recipes and photos from my Nordic country.

When I arrived in the United States, I couldn’t wait to take a trip to a store, so "right off the boat", I went to the corner market to buy a head of lettuce. It was all green and round--I came back with cabbage. I didn’t want to ask for help — must be the Norwegian Viking spirit in me. That may sound kind of dumb, but I didn't ly go shopping for groceries at
home, mom did all that.

That’s pretty much the way I still am — stubborn, independent and adventurous — wanting to do things my way. Sometimes I even land on my feet.

Oh, in case you want to know what "hei" means - it is hello or hi.

So, hang on to your hats - here we go to Norway.   Hei!

Whether you travel in the coldest depths of winter or during the temperate spring and summer months, Norway offers thrilling escapes for all travelers. If you have more than a weekend getaway in mind, consider an alternative to hotels - buy timeshare. These types of resorts are gaining in popularity. In order to make an informed decision about the buying process, however, speak with a knowledgeable third party timeshare reseller who can give you unbiased opinions.