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Hei is a Norwegian greeting, which mean hi or hello. When you write a letter; call a friend on the phone or meet someone you know, you would say: "Hei Kari", or whatever his or her name would be.

On my site, I will share stories, facts and information about Norway, my homeland. Also you will find pictures and recipes from various parts of the country. I will take you to places you wouldn't find unless you come along with me.

Do you have family in Norway and have lost touch with them, maybe I can give you some pointers in how you can contact them.

Let me know which country you are from, it is so much fun getting visitors from all over the world.

I didn't expect that so many people would look at my pages. I am such a "newbie". It is not long ago since I learned how to copy and paste.

THAT MEANS, IF I CAN MAKE A WEB SITE - YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN SITE TOO!! If you contact SBI by clicking the link at the bottom of this page, they will show you how.

Didn't think that sitting here writing about Norway and constantly doing spell check would be so much fun.

Spell check does not catch all my mistakes though. :-( Anyway, I am having a blast working on my pages. My children, John and Judith, are always encouraging me to keep adding material. I am definitely on their hit parade. They are now adults and have families of their own.

Often times we share stories about what they used to do and say.When my daughter was little, she asked me if I came over to the USA on the Mayflower. She laughs about it now, but was serious at the time.

When they were little, we made delicious Norwegian Christmas cookies while playing their favorite record - "The Chipmunks".


The kitchen got very messy with flour and dough everywhere, especially their little faces and the floor.

Oh, did we have a ball. I rolled out the dough for them and they used the cookie cutters.

They had tons of fun making memories. My kids carefully decorating snow men, stars and angels.

John(14) and Judith (12) (left)

I welcome you to visit norway-hei from time to time to learn about Norway; hear some of my wild stories and find some great Norwegian recipes too.

Mom will only find out about some of the "OPS" things I have done by reading the funny stories on my pages - just kidding - she already knows most of them.

Thanks again for stopping by my contact page.
See you again! (På gjensyn!)

If you want to learn some Norwegian, check out the links below.

English to Norwegian Translations - Greetings and PhrasesEnglish-Norwegian Translations - Helpful Terms. English Norwegian Translations - Herbs and Spices.English Norwegian Translations - Cooking and Baking Terms

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