I was 5 or 6 when he read the Hobbit aloud to me. The trilogy is a bit denser so I read that jointly with him I think when I was 10. My daughter and I did all the books as bedtime stories when she was 8, and she liked them all, but the Hobbit is definitely her favorite.

Possibly considered a bit basic or boring, but definitely Tolkien for me. It’s a classic for a reason, and personally it is still so special to me

One of my earliest and dearest childhood memories was my dad reading the Hobbit to me when I was quite small. We later read the trilogy books as well. Loved them all. Recently read them all with my daughter, creating a whole new set of precious memories.

Jeg har lige fået godkendt en måned fri fra arbejde i april, så er nu i gang med planlægningen af en måneds road trip i Sydafrika med min mand og datter.

Helt enig. Der er ingen tvivl om at aktiv dødshjælp er er etisk kompliceret område. Det ville helt sikkert kræve meget detaljerede regler at implementere det på en måde der undgår misbrug. Men deres argumenter imod her, er ikke særlig gennemtænkte eller overbevisende.

God morgen. Jeg får ikke læst ret meget for tiden - delvist fordi jeg spiller for meget BG3, men delvist fordi jeg mangler en god bog til at få mig i gang igen. Er der nogen her der kan anbefale en god bog? Det kan være stort set hvadsomhelst, bare velskrevet!

This was one of the decisions I made too. I’m so happy with it - my kid is amazing, and I feel like we have enough both time and resources to create the kind of childhood I’d want my kid to have. And I still have had the energy to prioritize my career to the extent I wanted.

We have had to ignore quite a few negative comments over the years, about how our kid will be lonely or kids simply must have siblings. And the cliche about how only-children are selfish. Luckily it seems to haven gotten less and our kid has gotten a bit older.