Ikke nodvendigt at skrive tilbage in English
There must be a couple among you whom are reasonable till the English language
I Joined SOL for about half a year ago while in Germany, I’m back again in Canada where I am posted funny enough in something I am familiar with, or at least from my father and mother. The weather.
It’ll be relatively easy with a couple clicks of the mouse to find out my real name of the village I am born in, is the only one within a couple hundred miles on the North-West coast of Greenland.
So bear with me that I wont mention real factual names.
My father told me off the times where he walked to Ellesmere, in the winter.
Thought Danish born in Greenland, our supplies and contacts came and come from the North East of Canada.
Inuit, is the language spoken in North Canada and Greenland, and as the people in Ellesmere, mean the persons living in Greenland are Canadian, or Inuit, our perception of, and orientation, has always been to the Canadian side of Greenland.
Thought I have been living in Europe, most in England and Germany, my family speaks still Danish at home, and because of our work, we get and pile of Danish newspapers delivered every week, when the weather permits.
As I am forced, Haha, I also like it, the weather is my interest. My attention is drawn towards work from a Danish person, Bjorn Lomborg.
For a couple months ago we received disturbing news from Nova Scotia, and was official confirmed yesterday, from the BBC.
A part of the land I was closely born on is gone, I have never been there, as I recall, but it is as they say in Danish fandes scary.
Here is the link.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/12/29/canada.arctic.ap/index.html
Now, even though I read the Danish newspapers, I don’t recall reading about this disturbing fact in the papers yet. I strongly disagree with Lomborg,s findings and publications, and you ought to know what’s happening with our world.
I know that there are strong patriotic feelings in Denmark, but nevertheless, there’s something going on outside your country, and you should be worried.
I am getting a different laptop shortly, with Danish characters on the keyboard, and I will be writhing in Danish with my friend ¤¤WORD¤¤
But bear with me, I’ll come with some funny twists.
I hope that some enjoy reading different tales from around different parts.
Hilsen K. Ellesmere
I Joined SOL for about half a year ago while in Germany, I’m back again in Canada where I am posted funny enough in something I am familiar with, or at least from my father and mother. The weather.
It’ll be relatively easy with a couple clicks of the mouse to find out my real name of the village I am born in, is the only one within a couple hundred miles on the North-West coast of Greenland.
So bear with me that I wont mention real factual names.
My father told me off the times where he walked to Ellesmere, in the winter.
Thought Danish born in Greenland, our supplies and contacts came and come from the North East of Canada.
Inuit, is the language spoken in North Canada and Greenland, and as the people in Ellesmere, mean the persons living in Greenland are Canadian, or Inuit, our perception of, and orientation, has always been to the Canadian side of Greenland.
Thought I have been living in Europe, most in England and Germany, my family speaks still Danish at home, and because of our work, we get and pile of Danish newspapers delivered every week, when the weather permits.
As I am forced, Haha, I also like it, the weather is my interest. My attention is drawn towards work from a Danish person, Bjorn Lomborg.
For a couple months ago we received disturbing news from Nova Scotia, and was official confirmed yesterday, from the BBC.
A part of the land I was closely born on is gone, I have never been there, as I recall, but it is as they say in Danish fandes scary.
Here is the link.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/12/29/canada.arctic.ap/index.html
Now, even though I read the Danish newspapers, I don’t recall reading about this disturbing fact in the papers yet. I strongly disagree with Lomborg,s findings and publications, and you ought to know what’s happening with our world.
I know that there are strong patriotic feelings in Denmark, but nevertheless, there’s something going on outside your country, and you should be worried.
I am getting a different laptop shortly, with Danish characters on the keyboard, and I will be writhing in Danish with my friend ¤¤WORD¤¤
But bear with me, I’ll come with some funny twists.
I hope that some enjoy reading different tales from around different parts.
Hilsen K. Ellesmere