top of page
Search

Getting into my Norwegian

John and I spent two days in Decorah, a very Norwegian town. I wanted to visit Vesterheim, the Norwegian museum to educate myself a little more on my own roots as well as my characters. It's a really nice museum, and Decorah is beautiful.


I learned some things that I didn't know. I'm planning to incorporate them into this new novel. I am determined to be as educational and accurate about the Norwegian Americans as possible. I saw a krumcake iron. I described Karoline and her mother making krumcakes in the first novel.


Something that really struck me was their traveling trunk. While it was large, they carried household items. The museum had those items laid out. I hadn't thought about the kitchen ware a woman would want to bring, including her loom. The trunks were also beautifully painted on the outside.


Here's a little tip for you: don't go in cold weather 😳. So much colder up north. 💨

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
I really should have a backup

I recently discovered why one should always back up their work. I was at the Churdan Library, setting up to present my program. If you...

 
 
 
I am not a Webmaster

I remember getting my first computer. It was sometime in the late 80s, and I received one computer from East Union Schools. I was the...

 
 
 
Well Hello, Lucky!

Maybe you already know, but if you don't I'll say it again. I was a signing author at Barnes and Nobel Bookstore! The excitement of it...

 
 
 

Comentarios


  • Facebook

©2021 by AnnHKBooks.com. Proudly created with Wix.com

bottom of page