Interview with Katrín Atladóttir

Here is an interview with Katrín Atladóttir. One of Iceland's most famous girls who also randomly carry the title of 'Iceland's blog goddess'. I asked her few questions about blogging, life and living in Iceland in general. Meet Katrín!

My deadly truths: Can you tell us little bit about yourself. Who is Katrín Atladóttir?
Katrín Atladóttir: 29 years old. engaged. living down town Reykjavík. Creating a spacegame. love sports and outdoors.

M.D.T: You are one of Iceland's most famous bloggers. When did you start your blog (katrin.is) and what do you write about?
K.A: I started my blog in 2001, I write about whatever's on my mind..

M.D.T: Is life in Iceland changed a lot for you since the Kreppa?
K.A: Yes. Me and my fiancee both lost our jobs to Kreppa. a year ago we
didn't exactly see ourselves as unemployed, at least not both of us. I
could also look at it as the best thing that could happen to me. I
went on a 3 month trip to Africa, came back, spent 3 summer months
traveling in Iceland with my fiancee and then started working for
Iceland's coolest company.

M.D.T: What do you like to do in your free time any hobbies?
K.A: I´ve played badminton since I was 9.. still love it. I also like to fly fish, snowboard and traveling Iceland, specially by foot.

M.D.T: Who is your favorite Icelandic musician?
K.A: Opee of O.N.E.

M.D.T: What do you think about the Icelandic men?
K.A: Icelandic men are great.

M.D.T: It is well known that the Icelandic women considered to be the most
beautiful in the world. Do you agree?
K.A: I've seen beautiful women all around the world.

M.D.T: If not in Iceland, what other country would you choose to live in and why?

K.A: Canada. Big mountains and nice people.

M.D.T: What would you take with you to an isolated island?

K.A: I don't know.. probably a helicopter.

M.D.T: What is your motto in life?
K.A: Enjoy the moment.

Thank you Katrín Atladóttir for taking the interview. Good luck with your projects and life in general. Btw, what good is an helicopter without a pilot? well at least she'll have all the time in the world to learn how to fly it...