a few words...

Here I am in Nuuk enjoying a Cocio and the view on our veranda

At the moment I am at home at my parents house living off the fat of the land. This time I will be here for 5 weeks. It is great to see Nuuk - I like it more and more every time I come back - it is also great to see the people you only see once or twice a year.
My grandmother - Abuelita - will be visiting Nuuk while I'm here, Inger-Cecilie a good family friend will be visiting too and my brother will be gracing me with his presence for all of 5 days.
For my stay here, I have been lucky enough to get a job in the Home-Rule Government. I'm a studenthelper and I have yet to make coffee - believe it or not...

- remember, you can never have too much Cocio...

Kids in Tasiilaq - You gotta love 'em!

As you may or may not know, I spent 3 weeks in Tasiilaq, East Greenland, with my good friends Ben and Omeed. We spent our time with the Bahá'í community there and we volunteered at a free daycare Red Barnet. At Red Barnet we met many kids, they were loving and kind, Ben and Omeed managed to have a great time dispite the language barrier.

One day we each recieved somewhere between 10 and 15 small drawings as gifts from the children and we tried to give the children a few drawings in return.

The pictures should give you a small glimpse of the children in Greenland - enjoy!

You gotta love the kids!

Lars taking care of Omeed

Outside with Red Barnet

Kids looking at Prayer we wrote out for the kids at Red Barnet

The kids at Red Barnet giving us drawings

A girl in a Greenlandic national dress

Boys playing in their sunday clothes

A girl, Hilda, with a puppy

This kid tried to take my camera..

Omeed and Daniel. Great kid, always smiling and loving


Ben was there too - thanks for the pictures...


Fussball!

One small step for mankind, one big step for Blog Free Ads....

Update: My blog moved to aliikkutat.gl

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