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Not everyone gets a summer break - and that’s okay!
Dear readers
Lately, almost everyone I meet asks me the same question: “So, where are you off to this summer?” It's asked with a smile, as if a getaway is a given.
But this year, I’m not taking a holiday.
Instead, I’m staying put - not out of obligation, but because I’m deep into a new, exciting project that I genuinely am loving. It’s all leading up to some exciting things happening soon, and right now, I’m exactly where I want to be: building, writing, preparing.
Still, I won’t lie - I do feel the pull of sun-drenched afternoons, the envy of out-of-office replies, and the gentle pressure to disappear for a while.
And if that’s your July? Enjoy it. Every long lunch. Every nap in the sun. Every moment away from your to-do list.
But this ed's note is really for the rest of us - the ones who are still here, still working, while the world seems to drift into vacation mode.
You’re not alone.
Lyndsay Jensen
Editor-In-Chief & Founder
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Lolland August 2021
Lolland - a hidden gem for internationals.
The first weeks and months in a new country can be exciting yet disorienting as you adapt to your new life and surroundings. A lot of things can cause uncertainty during the first few days. In this handy guide for internationals, we give you a glimpse of what to expect from your new home. The upcoming Fehmarn Belt construction, new public international school, work-life balance that Danes are famous for, business opportunities, and many other interesting articles. I think it’s pretty clear to see why Lolland is fast becoming the newest international attraction hub.
Happy settling in...
Love,
Lyndsay Jensen
Editor and Founder