by For families living in the Northern Hemisphere, May Day is a great time to celebrate longer days, warmer weather, and the increased presence of the sun. With centuries of history behind it, May Day offers numerous ways for kids and families to tap into the spirit of the holiday. Here is a brief history […]
Birch Sap: the Springtime Superdrink
by In Latvia, where I come from, foraging is a national sport. In summer we flock to meadows and forests to pick blueberries and wild strawberries. Then in autumn, our woods provide us with a bounty of delicious mushrooms. But the real foraging season begins much earlier in the year. Soon after the snow melts […]
Royal Wedding: Letter to Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle
by Dear Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle, We are thrilled to hear the exciting news about your upcoming marriage and that Ms. Markle is going to live in the UK. You’ve certainly given us something positive and happy to focus on amongst all the depressing political and economic news snippets that pop up on […]
Holiday Traditions: Tips for When You Don’t Agree
by The holidays are here, but not everything brings good cheer! What do you do when you don’t agree with popular holiday traditions? One expat mom in the Netherlands shares her tips. “Phew, he’s gone,” I sigh with relief. “Who’s gone?” asks my husband. “You know who.” The “you know who” I have in mind […]
Dutch Oliebollen Recipe for New Year’s Eve
by Generously scattered around the Netherlands at this time of year are oliebollen stands. You will find these sweet Dutch treats at winter fairs and Christmas markets and in any town centre. However, you can also make your own with this recipe. The Dutch Doughnut Olibollen are deep fried dough balls, usually covered in icing […]
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