What’s on and Where to Go in Stockholm: January
Whether you’ve got January blues and need cheering up or whether you’re excited to see what the new year will
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What to Do and Where to Go with Children in Stockholm: January
It’s the start of a brand new year in Stockholm – we’re hoping that 2013 is a happy, event-filled time
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Moving to Stockholm with a family
Are you moving to Stockholm with your family? Good news – it’s a city with lots to do for young
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Expat Cookbook
Recipe of the Week: Christmas – Baked French Toast (Canada)
We make this every Christmas. It’s great because you assemble everything the night before and bake it Christmas morning while the
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Extraordinary Expats
Extraordinary Expats: Andy Foster, Founder of Language Exchange Stockholm
I originally wanted to interview Andy Foster for ‘Extraordinary Expats’ for his fantastic work founding and then building up the
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Swedish Language Courses
Language Exchange – STOCKHOLM
Want to put your Swedish skills to use in a fun social setting? Join Language Exchange – STOCKHOLM to practise your
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The English Volunteering Project Has Been Launched!
Claire Thomas’ dream has been realised and The English Volunteering Project now offers a place for people to find volunteering opportunities.
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Expat Cookbook
Recipe of the Week: Christmas – The King’s Gingerbread Biscuits (Sweden)
This recipe is the one that my Swedish husband’s family has always used; we made them the first Christmas that
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English Improv Class: New Classes 2013
Improvisation is a skill that helps build confidence and charisma; it’s an acting method that helps one be more accepting
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Expat Cookbook
Recipe of the Week: Christmas – Bethmännchen (Germany)
This is a very quick and easy recipe for cookies that came originally from Frankfurt. Each Bethmännchen originally has three almonds