Delft mama of the week: Tarja
When I first started to write about the Delft moms of the week, to be honest I didn’t have the slightest idea how to interview… Read More »Delft mama of the week: Tarja
36 questions to love for couples
I recently read about the 36 questions to fall in love with anybody. This is meant for people that are dating and possibly looking to fall in… Read More »36 questions to love for couples
Delft mama of the week: Susan
When she opens her mouth, anyone would be under the impression she’s from Scotland. As a matter of fact, she often gets mistaken for Scottish… Read More »Delft mama of the week: Susan
Delft mama of the week: Olga
Ever since I started writing about the moms of the week for Delft MaMa blog, I’ve been asking those who I interview to nominate other… Read More »Delft mama of the week: Olga
First taste of mosaic making
American mosaic artist living in Delft, Nan Deardorff McClain, greets me by the door of the building where her atelier is located. Eight to ten… Read More »First taste of mosaic making
Happy May holidays!
The Delft MaMa blog is celebrating its first anniversary this April. Agnès Batllori Benet and I started this blog with lots of plans and even… Read More »Happy May holidays!
Three easy ways of becoming an active part of Delft MaMa community
Delft MaMa Children and Maternity Clothing Swap This Saturday Delft MaMa is taking a head start on King’s Day by organizing a Children and Maternity… Read More »Three easy ways of becoming an active part of Delft MaMa community
Delft mama of the week: Sine
Sine invites me to her house for the interview. When we step in the elevator she tells me many of her neighbours are older people.… Read More »Delft mama of the week: Sine
Delft mama of the week: Marie
I met Marie for first time last year when she started hosting the Delft MaMa playgroup. She is currently the playgroup coordinator and she’s taking part… Read More »Delft mama of the week: Marie
Delft Mama of the week: Natali
I’m meeting our mom of the week at café Kek in the center of Delft. I’m early, but she’s already sitting by the table working.… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Natali
Delft Mama of the week: Masha
If you aren’t a native English speaker like myself, when you first start talking to Masha you’ll most likely think you’re talking with someone from… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Masha
Book review: Dutched up! Rocking the clogs expat style
There is a certain expat wisdom in almost every page of the book “Dutched up! Rocking the clogs expat style”. It’s a collection of stories… Read More »Book review: Dutched up! Rocking the clogs expat style
Delft Mama of the week: América
She has a delicate voice, but a lot of power behind her words. She talks about politics, her enthusiastic boys, her upcoming wedding and about… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: América
Delft Mama of the week: Feliciana
The first time I met her was just before Christmas. She made me and a bunch of other Delft mamas dance zumba and encouraged all… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Feliciana
Delft Mama of the week: Fenia
It’s a sunny Friday morning when I park my bike in front of the tall, red EWI building at the TU Delft. She greets me by the entrance with a big smile on her face and an energetic spring in her step. She has been working as a post-doctoral software engineering researcher for about three years at the TU Delft. She knows an incredible list of languages: Greek, English, some Dutch, Java, C, C#, Scala, VB.net, PHP, ASP, Javascript and SQL. After this alphabetic exercise it doesn’t come as a surprise that she’s also one of the webmasters of Delft MaMa. And today she is our mom of the week, Fenia.
Delft Mama of the week: Milena
We have just arrived at Jans on Brabantse Turfmarkt and our mom of the week, Milena, and I sit down in a corner table for… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Milena
Delft Mama of the week: Eva
As a child Eva never felt she fully fit in her native country of Portugal. Being half Dutch and half Portuguese, she spent a lot… Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Eva
Delft Mama of the week: Shadi
Having lived in Delft only for a few months makes our mom of the week, Shadi, one of our newest members. She’s a mother of two boys: Parsa who is 12 and a 6-year-old Samia. Funnily enough, having been a part of an expat family ever since he was only a few months old makes the youngest member of the family also the most experienced.Read More »Delft Mama of the week: Shadi