About me

I like traveling. It’s not my job, of course; neither is writing or taking pictures. I earn my living from less creative and more practical stuff, such as counting technical words or talking with specialists of sports like rock climbing or field hockey. Besides, I try to learn more about language, society or whatever useful to be a better sociolinguist.

But when all those things start to be much for me – and that’s often…- my brain starts to daydream about potential new destinations. Then a quick search on the Internet makes me realize that the low-cost flights are indecently cheap, and in ten minutes the mischief is managed. The preparations for the trip use to be intense, I tend to do extra research about them. I enjoy the preparations and get excited about them before leaving, and the pictures and notes I take on the road make me to revive me when I’m at home again. And this is how I get by…

In this blog, I focus on my last crazy great idea: to take a trip around the world visiting the Inuit or Nordic indigenous people from the Nordic hemisphere. There’s no hurry nor pause, and I’ll savor both the preparation and the trip. And even more if I share it. I hope you enjoy it too.