A Winter Day in Norway - Work From Home, Reading Harry Potter and Ugly Crying

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Join me for a typical day in the life working from home in Oslo, where I work a 9-5 office job. Before starting work, I make myself an iced coffee to kick off the day. During my lunch break, I take my drone out to capture some shots of Oslo's scenery. Later, I wind down by finishing the Harry Potter series, which always leaves me feeling a little sad and nostalgic. Come along as I share the simple moments of my day in Oslo.
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18 мар 2024

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@jacquelinemcgowan8164 10 дней назад

Hi Victoria just want to say love your channel, and no you are not silly for crying, when i took my kids to see Toy Story most of the mums cried, its not necessary the film or the books its the memories along the way and something finishing, I have so many memories and they make me cry too, have a lovely week, take care xxxxxxx

@VictoriaSagely 10 дней назад

Then you get it! 🥰 Absolutely, you form a strong attachment to the stories and characters, particularly when you can relate to them or have lived through similar experiences. Thank you! You too have a great week ☺

@daxjacob 17 дней назад

Brilliant video👍

@VictoriaSagely 17 дней назад

Thanks!

@PeshalyaKothalawala Месяц назад

😅 he he, same here. When I’m rereading a book or rewatching an all time favorite tv series, I save the ending altogether until I have a ‘good day’ so I am mentally strong enough to make it through😂. Love your vlog! 😊

@VictoriaSagely Месяц назад

Haha so true! We need to be strong enough 😂 thanks!

@keerata-nl5vx 2 месяца назад

Hi..your videos are very realistic..relatable..just watched only 2..and already subscribed

@VictoriaSagely 2 месяца назад

Thank you, it’s so nice to hear that! Welcome 😊

@emmaslovelylife 3 месяца назад

I discovered your channel this morning and am loving your videos! My partner and I really want to visit Oslo! When would you say is best time to come & best area to stay? :)

@emmaslovelylife 3 месяца назад

oh i just got to the end, bless you! I completely understand crying over books! I bawled my eyes out when my favourite character died x

@VictoriaSagely 3 месяца назад

Thank you🥰 So cool that you want to visit Oslo. I would say the best time is May-September. June is usually a very good month when it comes to weather, but you never really know here, haha. Place to stay… hmm. If you stay near or around the city center (Jernbanetorget) you are close to a lot of attractions and can easily get around in any direction from that, but it is probably not the nicest/most cozy area. Very busy. Nationaltheatret is also very central and is a bit nicer. Some very nice hotels are Bristol, Grand and Continental. And Aker brygge/Tjuvholmen near by has a very popular hotel called the Thief. Majorstuen/Majorstua is also a good area - this is close to Vigelandsparken. It’s also possible to stay outside the city center, as long as you have a T-bane station close by. You could get around easily enough, but it depends on what you want to do ☺️

@HH-zb5ul 14 дней назад

Can l ask you this question ? Can a person from outside norway with many skills to find job in programming in norway and work from home from outside norway , is that possible ? If possible please tell me or benefit me and thank you ❤😊

@VictoriaSagely 14 дней назад

I’m guessing it’s possible, but I think those jobs are few and difficult to get. You can keep an eye on job positions at Finn.no and maybe LinkedIn 😊

@HH-zb5ul 14 дней назад

@@VictoriaSagely Freelancer work is good for me but l can not find clients at all