Tag Archives: poetry

It’s Valentine’s Day. God help us all.

Posted on February 14, 2014 by BerLinda

I’m not normally one for Valentine’s Day. Mainly because I’ve rarely had a man in my life on this particular day. I now realise that this was actually a good thing – I didn’t have to worry about what to … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Humor, Humour, Latvian men, Love and Relationships, Poetry | Tagged Good Latvian men, humor, Humour, Men in the kitchen, poetry, Romance, Valentine's Day, Yummy Janis | 97 Comments

I’m married to a Latvian

Posted on September 17, 2013 by BerLinda

That got your attention, right? Of course I’m not really married to a Latvian but I get an awful lot of search terms on my blog about ‘Latvian men’, and more specifically ‘naked Latvian men’, so I thought I’d write … Continue reading →

Posted in Humor, Humour, Love and Relationships, Poetry | Tagged Cheating, Drinking, expat, Feminism, Gender stereotypes, humor, Humour, Latvia, Latvian men, Latvian women, Marriage in Latvia, Parenting roles, poetry, Relationships | 160 Comments

Ode to my Bus Nemesis

Posted on March 10, 2013 by BerLinda

You’re at my bus stop every day, You never smile; that’s your Latvian way. You’re thin and blonde, not a hair out of place, While I’m a dragged out of bed disgrace. The bus pulls up; it’s full as … Continue reading →

Posted in Humor, Humour, Latvian people, Poetry, Rudeness | Tagged bus, expat, Humour, Latvia, Latvian girls, poetry, public transport, Riga, work | 10 Comments

Ode to Latvians

Posted on February 4, 2013 by BerLinda

I walk among you every day, and yet, I’m still baffled by some of your ways. So maybe you can save me musing, and explain some things I find confusing… Of your national dish you’re so very proud, but grey … Continue reading →