Having a garden I really enjoy in summer, I have found an activity that really helps me through the winter: In late November I sow some strong chilies that need a longer growing season than we have here in Denmark. As soon as they germinate they need a lot of light, so I have a bright grow light on a timer giving them light 18 hours each day, and darkness for 6 hours while I sleep. The extra cost of electricity is worth the enjoyment I get from this. I enjoy caring for my chili plants during winter, as it makes me think about summer when they are going out into my garden. And it is so satisfying for me to see something grow and thrive. Often I go to sit in the room where I have the plants even if they need no care just to enjoy the bright light and the plants. Doing this always improves my mood and gives me a nice good feeling. This started out small with a 60 watt grow light and only 3 plants. But I enjoyed it so much that I now have a 400 watt grow light and 22 nice and healthy plants. It produces a lot more chilies than I can use myself, so family, friends and neighbors get the rest. Last season I had more than I could give to them, so I approached the chef of a local restaurant I frequent and he was happy to accept my excess produce. Since then I have noticed the meals served to me at the restaurant being even better, and the chef asked me when I can deliver more. I had to tell him not until late June or early July.
Thank you so much!! As a thai whos about to go live and study in denmark soon, your videos are very informative and enjoyable. Help prepping me mentally. Highly recommend you to take ur winter break in Thailand 😂 Our winter are basically danish summer.
Running away! For me November can still be good, looking forward to Christmas, buying gifts. But January and February.... oh.my.god! I try to run away as early as December 27th and spend NYE somewhere warm and nice.
About X-mas in Scandinavia for non-Christians. We celebrated 'Yule' up here long before we become Christians and we will (and are doing so) after we abandoned that faith. Feel free to change how and what you celebrated if you need (after all the Christians did that) but two things stay the same the name and that it is celebrated in midwinter.
Skiing under clothing is very good against the cold and Windy weather. About floor heating, remember that it some times have limited amount of heat it can add to the room that may have large heat loss like old buildings
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Having a garden I really enjoy in summer, I have found an activity that really helps me through the winter: In late November I sow some strong chilies that need a longer growing season than we have here in Denmark. As soon as they germinate they need a lot of light, so I have a bright grow light on a timer giving them light 18 hours each day, and darkness for 6 hours while I sleep. The extra cost of electricity is worth the enjoyment I get from this.
I enjoy caring for my chili plants during winter, as it makes me think about summer when they are going out into my garden. And it is so satisfying for me to see something grow and thrive. Often I go to sit in the room where I have the plants even if they need no care just to enjoy the bright light and the plants. Doing this always improves my mood and gives me a nice good feeling.
This started out small with a 60 watt grow light and only 3 plants. But I enjoyed it so much that I now have a 400 watt grow light and 22 nice and healthy plants. It produces a lot more chilies than I can use myself, so family, friends and neighbors get the rest. Last season I had more than I could give to them, so I approached the chef of a local restaurant I frequent and he was happy to accept my excess produce. Since then I have noticed the meals served to me at the restaurant being even better, and the chef asked me when I can deliver more. I had to tell him not until late June or early July.
Thank you so much!! As a thai whos about to go live and study in denmark soon, your videos are very informative and enjoyable. Help prepping me mentally.
Highly recommend you to take ur winter break in Thailand 😂 Our winter are basically danish summer.
Running away! For me November can still be good, looking forward to Christmas, buying gifts. But January and February.... oh.my.god! I try to run away as early as December 27th and spend NYE somewhere warm and nice.
Amen haha
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About X-mas in Scandinavia for non-Christians. We celebrated 'Yule' up here long before we become Christians and we will (and are doing so) after we abandoned that faith. Feel free to change how and what you celebrated if you need (after all the Christians did that) but two things stay the same the name and that it is celebrated in midwinter.
Skiing under clothing is very good against the cold and Windy weather.
About floor heating, remember that it some times have limited amount of heat it can add to the room that may have large heat loss like old buildings
Yep but normally the floor heating comes in hand with good insulation
I loved you description about the weather in Lappland, "cold as hell" hehehe . Saludos
haha it was indeed very cold!
Love your videos. Tnx❤️🌹
So glad! Thanks!
A fellow South American lost in Copenhagen here. Do you have any brand/type of rain pants you'd suggest? Thanks for the cool video.
Thanks! I got the cheapest one possible from a sports store and used that on top of my normal pants when biking
While 'hygge' is good, 'uhygge' is not just the absence of hygge, it's directly scary.
What happening to having your winter break abroad when you have school kids ? Can they take holidays during school year ?
Probably
Danish winters suck, that’s why I spend my winters in Arizona. 🇺🇸