bits and pieces from the northern island.
One of the best things about spring in Iceland is getting to see cats more often than during the cold season. Cats do go out when it’s colder—they have businesses to take care of and funny meetings to attend, even when it’s freezing outside—but they definitely like to spend more time sitting by thresholds and … Read the full article →
It’s Museum Night today. Instead of going around taking photos of people in a national costume playing accordions, I ended taking photos of cats. How original.
Dear Iceland lovers, if you like felines as we do and you still can’t decide which calendar you will be getting for the upcoming year, we have a suggestion: why don’t you get one of our awesome Reykjavík Cats calendars? This may look like shameless self-promotion, but trust me, it’s definitely a nice gift for … Read the full article →
Let’s accept it: everybody loves cats. Whoever doesn’t love cats is a weirdo, in the most negative sense of the word. From Lolcats to Burroughs, from Shrek’s Puss in Boots to Eliot, cats are and have been source of inspiration for many intellectuals, creatives and artists. They have the power to make people lose their … Read the full article →
