Moving to Norway Episode 5 - School Daze
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- Episode 5 of the story about our move to Norway. After an 18-month hiatus from production, the series is back. I have completed my research. Consequently, Darcy, Alki, Ruby and I are finally settling into our new life. This episode is a personal essay about what we have grown to love about Norway, the challenges and idiosyncrasies of life in Bergen, and my personal experience as a “non-traditional” graduate school student (read: older than most of my professors.) It is a love letter to our new town and its amazing community.
The video is in three acts. The first is a taste of daily life. The second act explores academic life, and the third ace documents the culmination of two years of work.
To access the book or audio book that I mention in the video:
Computational Creativity in Media Production:
At the Crossroads of Progress and Peril
Click here to download the files bit.ly/42BKDSo
The book is available as a free audio book or .pdf file.
Our move to Bergen has impacted every facet of our lives. When I arrived in August of 2021 the pandemic restricted travel in and out of the country. A consequence of these limitations was my wife and I could not relocate to Norway together. The first four videos in this series are a chronicle of what I learned, what I experienced, and how I grew to love my new life in Norway as I lived on my own, waiting for her arrival. Their focus is on my personal experiences along each step of the journey.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold Open/Show open
0:34 Introduction
1:24 Settling into life in Bergen
2:50 Fløyen
5:05 7-Fjells Sklien (slide)
6:22 Walk to work
7:24 Bergen Architecture
8:25 The reading room/ Life at school
11:00 Bergen weather
14:02 Finishing the research
14:54 Submitting the research together
17:23 Graduation
19:08 How to read the research
20:18 Conclusion
Unfortunately, the videos in this series are not "how to" videos. If you are looking for strategies to assist you on your own personal transition to Norway there are a number of outstanding online resources. First and foremost, I recommend the Life in Norway website (www.lifeinnorway.net/), and more specifically, their Moving to Norway section (www.lifeinnorway.net/moving-t.... Author David Nikel has done a very thorough job of aggregating helpful links, offering advice on navigating the system. It is updated regularly, and for my wife and I the website was an invaluable resource in the early stages of our journey. I also recommend you stay on top of the news and events here. One source of solid information is The Local's Norway section (www.thelocal.no/). This is a subscription news service, but I find I refer to it daily -- both in the states and especially now that I live in the country. For a fun, and often insightful, take on how an expat lives in Norway, check out the A Frog in the Fjord blog (afroginthefjord.com/). Lorelou Desjardins is a wonderful writer (her book by the same title is a fun read.) She documented her observations about her own transition to life in Norway with wit and charm. Don't forget to bookmark Norway's immigration website (udi.no/) as you will be there often throughout the process. There are many TH-cam resources that I leveraged prior to moving. A few current ones include channels from @Simon Braeck, @Cecilia Blomdahl, and @Anna Goldman) but the websites listed above are what helped us create a strategy for making the transition.
Videos like this feel rare these days. I really appreciate the realness of how you share your life.
OOoo its Sarah! Love your videos!!
Goodness, I really appreciate that you watched and took the time to write. Your work is so solid. Like Norway, Scotland has an abundance of beauty. It is a joy to see your work. And thank you for recognizing my point of view as a filmmaker. I would never want my stories to have a "Hey, dig me!" vibe. I try to be a little self-effacing, but also genuine when something surprising comes across my transom. As an outsider, I have the benefit of seeing our lives here from a viewpoint that is different from those who have loved this city all their lives. It helps me to understand where I fit in, and identify where I need to do a better job. As an academic, I tend to want to disentangle things in hope of gaining a better understanding of the "why" behind a story. The bottom line is, we love it here and I want to make videos that celebrate what is good, while also acknowledging the challenges. Thank you very much for watching and especially for taking the time to comment. It is appreciated. Take care.
"Who cares about an old guy's personal life?" I do! These people obviously don't know what good storytelling is. I'm a 32-year-old Norwegian woman, and I discovered your videos when I was doing some research about the quarantine hotels during the pandemic. I don't remember if it was before my own quarantine experience or after, but I really enjoyed your way of making videos and feel like I've learned a lot. You seem like a genuinely nice person, and it's been great to follow you during your time in Norway. Congrats on completing your thesis! I hope you'll make more videos soon :) All the best to you and Darcy :)
Thank you for the well wishes. Mostly I included the comments because I was amused by them. Particularly the ones that appeared to have viewed most, if not all, of a video and then skewered it. I would ask myself, "why didn't they just leave? Who made them watch it if it wasn't what they wanted?" On the whole, the community on this channel is very kind and supportive. I am genuinely humbled by all the kind words. Yours included. Thanks
Im a native bergenser, this video randomly showed up in my feed. Sometimes we forget what a beautiful city this is, and this video reminded me. Enjoy the sunshine while u can! 😁
I was hoping folks would see that this a bit of a love letter from me to Bergen. I do think this is a pretty special town. Thanks for watching.
I'm an engineering student in southern Norway with ADHD and dyslexia. Without my daily walks in solitude I take out in the forest and by the ocean, I woudn't been able to handle calculus and physics the way I currently do, especially when the stress comes before exams and I am walking around solving exam exercises in my head and reasoning in my head how things works.
The solitude, calmness, oxygen and heightened blood blow you get when out walking in peace lets me digest whatever problems you haven't quite figured out yet, and for other days it lets me give my brain a rest, so it's ready for the studying that comes after.
For some courses I need the lectures, for others I just need exercises and my walks.
I am always grateful for where I live when I get to enjoy the nature around me in peace, especially when it's something I've found that is necessary at times with how my brain works.
Find you really capture how the walks make things better this video, so thanks for sharing, intresting to see it's not just me :D
Hvorfor legger du ut om dine patetiske problemer her? Taper.
I have been absolutely captivated by these videos, I love your editing, you storytelling and the story in it self! An absolute masterpiece and an inspiration! Welcome to Norway, hope you stay! Greetings from a little more south, Stavanger!
Thank you for the kind words and for watching. We are definately staying, that is if Norway lets us stay. In fact, we are beginning the process of purchasing a home here in Bergen. This is home. We can't imagine living anywhere else.
I have no clue why, but for some reason I love this content! Perhaps it reminds me of the «slow TV» we Norwegians love so much. Keep up the good work ❤️
your commentary on the weather (+ the uphill/downhill) made me giggle, but it is also on point. the real root of why we always small talk about the weather
I started watching your videos while I was researching different perspectives on moving to Norway.
Today, I also live in Bergen! I moved here a couple of months ago.
Congratulations on your graduation!
Thanks for the congratulations and for watching. I have to admit, I laughed in your video about walking up hill. For two years that has been the story of my life. As I said in my story, the thing about Bergen is there is not much "flat" here. You are either going up or down. Shin splints or burning calves. 😀 Hope your adjustment to Norway is going well. If you have a question about process or bureaucracy just holler. Pretty sure I have struggled through most all of it. Best of luck.
I can recommend my town, Trondheim Also. Not as much rain as Bergen :)
Congrats on graduating 🎉 I grew up in Bergen and moved to America to go to college (my dad's from here) 😅 Now that I've graduated too I realized I want to move back to Bergen, and I happened to find your videos not that long ago and they make me miss home 🥰 takk for at du deler din opplevelse!
Sharing these experiences are definitely a labor of love for me. I have always gone through life with a camera on me and a need to tell stories. I feel fortunate that we now live in an incredible town that lends itself to my point of view. I completely understand being homesick for Vestland. It is a very special place.
Your videos always feel like a video from a friend. Thank you for showing your journey so far and congratulations on graduating!
That is perhaps the nicest thing you could have said. Thank you. And thanks for watching.
What's inspiring with your story is that we are never too old to make a change to our lives. But we have to take the chance and live with it and do our best to make the experience as good as possible.
I grew up here in Bergen and I never thought much of it. Watching this series about your perspective on living here has made me so much more grateful and proud to be a Bergenser.
Thanks for sharing your journey, I enjoyed every bit of it.
Hei Leah, I think for most folks, the place where you grew up does not feel all that special. The environment is little more than structural landmarks that are used the navigate the streets. With "new eyes" I have the opportunity to see things that locals may miss. I love discovering how architectural trends evolve; how urban development emphasis transitions from pedestrians, to cars, and now back to pedestrians; and how sudden changes like a fire afford the community an opportunity to reimagine the town. Using a long time-frame, I feel Bergen has done a wonderful job of managing change while holding on to the structures and traditions that form its identity. For us, that is the appeal. Like any town, there are bumps in the road, but the identity of Bergansers feels coherent and clear. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
@TheStoryGuide
Yeah, I agree with you.
Trondheim has a longer history then Bergen, but we've lost so much of it, while they've kept theirs.
Don't get me wrong.
There's old parts of Trondheim too.
But Bergen just looks like something else from what I can tell...
Check out Kragerø?
I remember watching your previous episodes as they came out and loved your way of telling your story, so I was really pleased to see a new episode had arrived. It was fun to realize you live in the same area as me (I even saw my house in this video… twice. One of the newer ones, being only about 125 years old 😊) and that we walk some of the same streets each day.
As a Bergenser it’s always interesting to see the city from the perspective of others, the things that have always just been normal to me.
Great to hear you passed on your thesis paper and yes, I can relate to the feeling of numbness when something you’ve been focused on for so long is finally over.
Honestly, as a filmmaker I love that I can point my camera in almost any direction and the background will be awesome. Pretty funny that you found your house. If you see me out and about, please say "hello". My head may be focused on something else (as I mentioned in the video, I tend to mull things as I walk) so please don't wait for me to make eye contact. Just get my attention, as I love to talk with folks who have found these stories interesting. I learn from them every time. Thanks for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment.
This is lovely :) Back in December 2013 I took (and passed) the oral part of the trinn 2 norwegian language exam in a classroom 2-3 doors down the corridor from Drew's faculty office at Sydneshaugen skole. And I used to have another class 3 times a week on the 2nd floor of the same building. Brings loads of good memories.
And congratulations on your thesis :)
The funny thing is, they still hold Norwegian classes in that room. One of my office-mates would wander out two days a week for class. Honestly, now that I am done I will miss that office. Great observation and I love that it brought back memories for you. And thanks for watching.
i am so happy people like you come to norway to show how beautiful this country truly is people are usually so ignorant when it comes to norway and how things are here i truly appreciate when people like you come around to showcase our beautiful nation and how tings are here :) hope you enoyj your stay her for as long as it maybe for we are truly blessed to have people like you coming here I wish you nothing but Happiness and good health and too those who says who cares about what an old guys personal belife is can go were the pepper grows as we say in norway :)
Im from Göteborg in Sweden, so I have always felt drawn towards Bergen. West coast, rainy, second biggest city….and so on. Love Bergen. And your storytelling made me sub at once:) Tack fra Sverige!:))
Great to see how you are doing!I've missed your videos.So nice to see that you,your wife and the dogs enjoy your life in Bergen.What a sporty family!Wish you all the best.😊
oooh, this made me homesick. I love the quality video, the framing, the scene setting and story telling. Thank you for posting again, and what a journey you've been on; from the uncertainty of being accepted, packing and moving, being in quarantine, finding your feet, having your wife join you, and now completing the thesis after all these months. Congratulations!
Thank you Tom. It has been a journey for us. Better than I ever imagined, even with the challenges and difficulties. It has been hard at times, but the rewards are incredible. I think if I ever had to leave I too would be homesick. And thank you for the comments on the production value. Amazing what you can accomplish with an iPhone. Probably 90% was shot with that camera. Thank you for watching.
Hehe I cannot belive my luck. I watched this series when it came out and now, today, I remembered that I had watched it and wanted to see how things went for you guys. Glad you have had a good time so far😁🇧🇻
I just watched the series. The content is, technically, boring. But what a great watch! I don't know what it is you've done to make it so engaging to watch but I loved it. I play games and watch stuff on the side, this actually made me stop playing and just watch. My man, you have talent! Hopefully you keep filming and make more in time. Love it!
This is the first video I have seen from you, and this was such an interesting watch! Your use of music was impeccable and made this video such an easy watch. I also live in Bergen not far from where you seem to live. It was new seeing those places from your perspective. As I was born and raised here, this is just life.
I always think every place has beauty to it, including Bergen, bad weather and all. And I love to just go around and admire nature and human structures as well as people just living their lives. Just observing life.
This video felt like that.
Your words just made me wanna listen as I observed everything you showed and how you have mostly spent your life in Bergen. This was very enjoyable and will definitely go and watch the rest of your journey, from the start this time.
I hope your research will find lots of use :)
Thank you very much for your kind words. It means a lot that my stories resonated with you. We love our neighborhood, and the community of friends we see on the street. I especially appreciate the feedback on the music. It is often difficult to find selections that foreshadow, amplify, or support the point of a scene without smacking a viewer in the face. I am looking for music that you feel rather than hear, that is except when I use it as the narrative scaffolding with lyrics or montage. Again, thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment and for watching.
The man is alive.
Glad to see you settle in, even if I do not know you at all, it somehow matters that someone I related to online is not stopping just yet. I guess I just appreciate the curiosity you possess and feel kindred to. Also; as I saw the last part of the video, please disregard the sourpusses out there. They are not the people you would want near you, and they do not matter.
This has to be the best real life in bergen report, on u2be from a non-native, living smack downtown the city. You're a good storyteller, and there where no wrongs and excaggeration.
Oh, it was so lovely to see you walk my everyday walk up hill to my home ( The tall orange one next to you on the top of the wall). I walked that way all my life up from kindergarten in Marken, Christi Krybbe Skoler and later UIB. It was always worth the "hike" at the end, but oh man, i still remember my parents struggeling to get me to go up all those stairs and steep streets and home with them when i was younger. Now i live in oslo, my parents still live on Skansen. I missed you on youtube, - welcome back! And congratulations on your thesis! incredible!
Nice to see you posting again :) Congratulations on your thesis!
For any 'Murcans watching this and wondering about the climate in Bergen: Bergen is just north of 60°N latitude, less than 60NM further south than Anchorage, Alaska! Compared to Anchorage, the climate is really mild. It is also located on the west coast of Norway and gets a lot of precipitation (considered one of the rainiest places in Norway) so it is quite green.On the plus side:
It is never extremely cold (unlike Anchorage) or extremely hot.
What a great video. Don't know why I was recommended it, but TH-cam must know something I don't because I loved it! Jumped in on episode 5, so now I'll have to go back and catch up.
He's back!
hello im From Sauda a place 4 hours from Bergen and I bet I can beat that view. it is nice to see that more and more ppl move here. Like my parents they moved here from Germany almost 23 years ago. I was born here and now am a Bus driver and factory worker in sauda. i wish you all the best. and stay safe
I am also a student of media and I am working on a research proposal now as we speak. I thought this was very interesting indeed, thank you for sharing and the quality content. Much appreciated!
Absolutely loved this series. As a US based non-traditional student also considering a PhD at Bergen, I found your process very relatable and engaging. Congrats on finishing this huge educational milestone! I’d love if you added a few more videos about the differences you’ve both experienced and how your lives have changed since moving to Norway.
I can only say, I feel honored and fortunate to find and watch your videos. Thank you for making a series like this!
Thank you for this great youtube series! It's been really interesting to see your journey and you are so nice to share it with us with your great sense of storytelling! Really excited to see where it goes from here:) I will be along for the ride! Greetings from Oslo!
And greetings from Bergen. Great to have you along for this journey. I am sure there will be a few missteps as I attempt to navigate around unexpected challenges. I will do my best to tell these stories honestly, even when I am the reason there are problems. Thank you so much for watching.
"Who cares about an old guy's personal life?"
I do, in the form that I find it very interesting to see the perspective on life in Norway from the point of view of someone moving from Seattle to Bergen, all the hoops and loops you and your wife (and dogs) had to jump through in order to make the transition (not to mention doing so in the middle of a global pandemic, no less!) and how you adjusted to life here.
Congrats on completing your thesis, and look forward to seeing more content should it arrive.
I really enjoy rediscovering my own town "through your lense". Thank you 🙂
I'm so excited to see you've posted again. I was living vicariously through you and then poof! You were gone. haha Your story telling, both verbally and visually, are wonderful. It is unbelievable how people can be so hateful but then again, it's the internet and the people that make those comments are not happy in their own life so there's always something to complain about. As someone that lived a long time in Seattle and has dreamed of moving to Norway after visiting the country, it has been exciting to see your adventure. Congratulations on your thesis! I'll be looking forward to the next story.
Thanks for the kind words, but the trolls are amusing to me. Honestly, I had to search through hundreds of comments to find the five I chose. On the whole, this community is very good to me. One of my daughters commented that she has never seen a channel where the community is so supportive. I am always humbled by the fact that folks take the time to watch, indicate that the like it, and even take the time to comment. As I said, I started this project as a way to show my family why we are here, and share the bumps and celebrations along the way. The fact that others find it engaging and/or entertaining is beyond my expectations. These stories are a labor of love, little time capsules so I don't forget where I have been and how I felt. Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to reach out.
Awesome video! Congrats on the thesis! Now you can travel and make more videos for us! 😃
Thank you for a new depiction of my city Bergen.
I do love this town. Being new affords me an opportunity to appreciate what makes it such a special place. Thank you for watching.
I thoroughly enjoyed your content and have watched all the episodes. It's fascinating to see someone explore my hometown, especially since I moved away from Bergen during my studies abroad. Thank you for creating such engaging videos showing the area and sharing your experiences!
Great story, interesting insights into Norway (& Bergen). Moving & living in Norway has always been a dream of mine (my mother was 'off the boat' Norwegian and I was born in Oslo but have only visited a bunch of times)...this was inspiring. Thank you!
what a gem this series is :)
Glad you rescued the camera! 😂 I grew up in Bergen and have climbed down those hills from Fløyen many times, even walked up once or twice (I prefer Fløybanen). I now live in Skien in Telemark, the birthplace of Henrik Ibsen, so if you are over here, go to his house and see all the related sights.
What a refreshing video! I loved the editing, commentary and story telling. I'm thrilled that you are sharing your life with us, and congrats on completing your research!
Congrats Drew on the thesis and for documenting this life experience with such storytelling mastery
Paolo! Great to hear from you! Thank you for the kind words. We've had a lot of experiences over the last 13 years. Who would have guessed where the road would lead. Now I know a little better about life as an expat. Hope all is going well for you. I really like the AI/3d Maps prototype you are working on. Such a nice blend of AI, mobile and immersive experience. Looks really promising. Good work.
Hei hei! I also moved to Norway. :) We don't have heavy tourism where I live, and I'm still in the South. I hope the idiom "it always rains in Bergen" isn't true. Living here had also forced me to walk a lot and get fit. Thank you so much for your input and respect for Norway.
Congratulations on completing your thesis.
You had us worried. I've really enjoyed this series and was relieved when this episode appeared.
In May I spent some time in Bergen with one of my children and one of my grandchildren. Your shots of so many sites that we recognize are letting us re-live our visit.
Our apartment was on Blekebakken, about 100 meters from Skansedammen. We loved the narrow, steep, winding streets and the vistas during our commutes down the hill to downtown (emphasis on "down"). The return trip enforces a more relaxed pace, but is just as enjoyable. Bergen is definitely the most vertical city I've ever experienced!
We also thoroughly loved the trails and park land at the top of the Fløibanen. What a unique feature for a city.
I hope you'll be there long enough to produce some more videos.
Oh you have truly adjusted. You go out into nature, sit and relax somewhere and complain about the weather that you have voluntarily gone for a walk in. That's about as native as you get. First video i watch, gotten 3 minutes into it and your voice and mannerisms are very soothing! Love from Østfold (the other side)!
And now that i've watched all of it, i can say that i enjoyed every moment of it. As a norwegian, the pro's and cons about living here means nothing, but another persons meeting with the culture is fascinating. The comments that are negative are most likely from the people that never reflects on themselves or actually go and do their dream adventure, so think nothing of them. "å kaste perler for svin" (To throw pearls at swine) seems to fit :)
I have waited for an update on the hail Mary moving to Norway, congratulations on your thesis! Your journey and videos, how you tell us your story are like being infront of the fireplace with a blanket wrapped round you, cozy.
Can't wait for the future uploads, take care!
This really gives me hope for my goal to move to Bergen in the future.
You are not wanted here, we are full thank you :)
so wonderfull having been able to follow along on this journey
Gratulerer drew :))
I stumbled upon your account earlier today,and I ended up binge watching all the five episodes haha. It was really entertaining and informative. Keep up the great work and don’t let haters get to you :))
Can’t wait to see more !!
Great videos - both in presentation and content. Moving to a foreign country is often much harder than people might think. Differences in culture, food and weather are not always easy to get used to. And then there are all the things you thought would be easy, that turned out to be difficult. Things that would be super easy to fix or get done in your home country, but here you have no clue even where to start. Luckily you learn as you live, and with patience and the right attitude nothing is impossible.
Happy to see that things worked out for you, and congrats on graduating! Bergen is a beautiful city, and with people like you guys living there it's even better.
Great job, it's nice to see this huge update! Congrats
Have been waiting for this one! Looking forward to more updates from Norway, great storytelling and video overall!
This video is so well made! The narration and cut-aways are so perfectly done. Love it! Thank you
Finally a new video!! Greetings from Norway to Norway! :D
I love these 5 episodes, hoping for more!
Love to see you again - and that you have been doing well in Norway
I was so excited to see another video from you. Congratulations on your thesis and thanks for the update.
Great to see you back! Excellent production quality as usual!
Glad you’re not dead! Have you swum in the fjord and had a sauna yet? I did in September it was so much fun! Can’t wait to go back
What a well made video. I’ve missed these. Thank you for sharing with us.
Great series Drew!
I truly enjoy your videos. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures!
This was a great video that gave an honest impression of Bergen. I grew up here, and I also study at the Universty of Bergen, so it was fun to see you walking the same streets and using lectures halls that I've done over the years. Hope you have many more good experiences in Norway :)
Stumbled across this randomly. I absolutely loved every minute, thank you for sharing your story!
Glad to see another video, the ones you make are always enjoyable. Congratulations on graduating!
Thank you, Drew, for this great video. I was wondering how you 2+ were doing in Norway. I too, finished a thesis at a later age, and found a lot of the things you mentioned to be true. Mine was in Juchitan, Mexico, and so I had a bit less 'weather,' but many challenges. Please say hello to Darcy for me. So glad to see you two are health and happy.
Really enjoy these videos. Fantastic storytelling and nice shots of Bergen.
What a journey! Thank you so much for these videos!
As someone whose entire life so far has been spent living in Norway I really appreciated this series! Love seeing Norway from someone else and enjoyed the way you told your story. And as someone who also finished their master thesis- CONGRATULATIONS! I certainly felt that same type of numbness once the thesis was handed in, you get your final goodbye and you're handed out into the world, leaving you with a "Now what" sensation. Hope to see you returning to Norway once again someday!
Loved the video(s). Inspirational to see one going back to school in a different country at a later stage in life. And great to see Bergen and Norway from your perspective both the good and the bad.
Congratulations on your thesis, and it's good to have you back on the screen 😀
Thank you for this beautiful video!
Loved this, I hope to see more of you as you explore norway!
This old norwegian has appreciated your videos.
congratulations on your graduation. still very excited to watch your videos about life in Bergen.
Nice to see you again. You made my day.
I am so happy and proud of you! Congratulations on finishing your thesis.
WOW, been waiting an LOOOOONG time for this! but you did not disappoint! Brilliant! thank you so much for the update! LOve it!
Glad to see you are back :)
Considering a lot of people are interesed in how everyday life is in another country, I think your content fits very well on youtube for that purpose. I'm a Norwegian, so that doesn't really apply to me, but I still find it entertaining to watch your videos. The storytelling, the personality and really good quality filming makes it really interesting to watch.
love your videos they are very relaxing and easy to watch, i really hope you enjoy Norway
Great to see you again! Splendid video, just like the previous ones 😊
You guys are so glad and positive to whatever weather coming your way. Great to watch your vlogs. Welcome to Norway!
Thank you for sharing your videos. Have watched a few now and have really enjoyed them 😊🙌
Really enjoyed this video and your perspective on life. Thank you! Will check out your thesis!
I have been waiting so long! This feels like Christmas did as a kid! Tusen takk!
So happy you're back!
Really REALLY good video! Admiration 🤩 keep up the good work
So cool to see a new video after the long pause 🤩
Drew, thank you so much for giving us a peek into your lives! Congratulations on this part of the adventure - it continues!! We miss you both. Gwen and Ken
Loved these videos! Well done. Touching and funny, I hope you are well and less numb. Congratulations 🎉
Loved this video and your Marius sweater is stunning! Congratualations about your exam!
Great job! Well edited and nicely shot.
You guys deserve more views.
All the best.
I loved the series, watched everything in one sitting, and I enjoyed every bit of it! Congrats Drew ❤
What a fantastic video, one of the most well-produced vlogs I've seen in a long time. A pleasure to watch.
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Hope you enjoy your life in Norway.
I just found this mini series and binged all of the episodes. This was amazing and helpted motivate me a lot. Just wanted to say thanks and I wish you good luck and the best, much love.
I loved this so much. You have such great energy. I used to live in Bergen and this was very emotional to me. Thank you for the video