Ann Fenech
I got a job at Danfoss at the end of 2011 which is why we moved to Sonderborg and you are reading this blog. I am from Malta, a Mediterranean nation the size of Als. With a sister in Dublin and a brother in Helsinki I travel a lot and love it.
This is my first experience of living in Denmark although I have visited quite a bit over the last few years. During my time here I will be working as a Materials Consultant, which means engineers in other departments can ask me about the chemistry of things.
Before getting to Sonderborg I got a PhD at University College London (UK) in Heritage Science looking at the lifetime of colour photographs in mixed archival collections, in collaboration with The National Archives (UK). During this time I wrote about my work and life on my personal blog, research blog and university webpage.
Michael Carøe Andersen
I am a freelance web developer at Arb Design and have been since 2005. One of the great things about that line of work is that I only need an Internet connection and a chair to work – and you can find that in many places. So before arriving in Sonderborg I have been living in Copenhagen, Prague and London looking for wifi and interesting things to do.
My interest in web stuff goes back to my university days in the good city of Aalborg. Moving to Sonderborg is in a way of coming full circle as I grew up in the southern town of Toftlund, so after many years my mum’s frikadeller are again within easy reach should I get a craving for them.
If I am not hunkered over my computer I am probably out on my bicycle getting lost or running around with my camera shooting pictures. I have my own blog that gets updated once in a blue moon, where you can see more about my exploits through the years.
Hi! Thanks for your comment in my blog. This is interesting read, because I have zero knowledge about Sønderborg and it would be great to follow the stories from you two.
Keep up the good blogging, I enjoy both “This Indonesian” and “Only in Denmark”.
Well hopefully we can increase your knowledge of Sønderborg then. There is a lot of interesting things to tell.