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Then we head back home to Denmark – and we have to admit that we would have liked to stay a little longer ! 17 days in our house have flown by. The weather has been fantastic – maybe a little too fantastic. For the first time, we have experienced the house with around 40 degrees of heat, and the pool has therefore been used extensively. We have also concluded that one more air conditioner would probably be a really good investment . 😅 When buying a house abroad, you quickly

If anyone at home were to worry about whether we're just working hard all the time without remembering to enjoy life, I can calmly put that worry to rest. Today has been one of those days where everything just works. The sun is high, the temperature has crept up to 25 degrees, and the wind is barely noticeable. It feels exactly like a really good Danish summer day – one where you automatically lower your shoulders and just want to be there. And as if that wasn't enough, our f

Almost 6 months have passed since we took over the house in France. Three trips, about 30 days and many hours of work later, the house, terrace and pool area are in place. The inside has been painted and decorated, the outside has been set up. The next time we leave, it will be without a long to-do list – just time to enjoy. Let the pictures speak for themselves The house after 6 months

Many people choose not to go to France because the language can be a barrier. French is not a language most Danes learn, and the French have a reputation for not being very good at English. But our experience is that even though their English skills may be limited, the French are often incredibly helpful and service-minded. They make an effort to understand what you mean. I learned French in high school and have always wanted to get better, but the biggest challenge has actua