Los Angeles freelance science writer and editor
Survivor: Norway (or maybe anywhere) by Janice Nigro It is a similar story for many who find themselves living in another country-your friends are more likely to be other foreigners than natives. It does not really matter where your new friends are from, just that you meet them. I already had a strategy in place.... Continue Reading →
Norway: back to the cocoon… by Janice Nigro I am writing about one cocoon from another cocoon. In some ways the cocoons are similar. You could really use an umbrella in both. In one cocoon the umbrella is used for the rain (and really does you no good because it is too much rain) whereas... Continue Reading →
An American underwater in Bergen by Janice Nigro I am a scuba diver. I say that like it is some kind of an addiction. I now believe that it is because I have been diving in Norway. I never expected to be scuba diving this far north of the equator because I like warmth and... Continue Reading →
Are you making funny of me? To brush my teeth, to shower, and toothpaste were my newest Norwegian words, and with these latest linguistic tools, my Norwegian homework assignment was to ask people what they did before breakfast. I think that is what the teacher said. It didn’t matter, the exercise was to make a... Continue Reading →
Janice Nigro 