Some think that Danish healthcare system is great, others that it’s a nightmare. Let me present you some opinions about the health treatment in Denmark, what some people like and what could be improved.
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Igor Garlowski
Expat who lived in 3 countries, traveler, passionate about business.
Interested in self-development, archery, investing, writing & reading.
Loves efficiency and simple solutions.
Poland - Denmark - Panama - World.
I'd love to make your travelling and life abroad easier - that's why I write :)
How To Date a Traveler? 3 Practical Advice
Dating a Traveler is not an easy task. The previous article “Never Date a Traveler – unless you can keep up with them” was preparing for what will happen. This article will be about practical advice: what to do if you already date a traveler. You might have thought before that it won’t be such a big problem, or your partner decided to travel meanwhile. Nevertheless you don’t want to stop him/her from realizing own dreams. What can you do to keep the relationship?
Never Date a Traveler – unless you can keep up with them
Always on their way. Always ready for a spontaneous adventure. Always running from the daily routine. Travelers can give you a headache and not much explanation.
They are free spirits. People who won’t be satisfied with common office work – 8 hours long shift, 5 days a week. They will sit in front of their desk planning new trips and how can they earn their living when they will finally quit. Oh, that feeling – quitting a job to start a new adventure. Parents are blushing when they meet neighbours, few friends are sure you got mad and some teachers call you a failure. Meanwhile, you sit with a cup of coffee in the end of the world, taking deep breaths and thinking: