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notes on moving across the atlantic (mostly silly):
there is a big difference between "using 24 hour time for just yourself, and people around you use 12 hour time" and "everyone uses 24"
weirdly, there's almost no difference between just you using celsius and everyone using it
there is a big difference between "using 24 hour time for just yourself, and people around you use 12 hour time" and "everyone uses 24"
weirdly, there's almost no difference between just you using celsius and everyone using it
I miss american ice cream. They don't have that dreyers stuff here, most stuff here is like, fluffy??? (The US doesn't have magnums, though, so I'm okay with this). Also I miss dominos, swedish pizza is garbagely thin - I grew up near Chicago and I want that deep dish
A board game shop here (the type that sells magic cards) would be a historic building museum in the US
timezones tend to segregate friend groups quite strongly, but I still feel surprisingly connected to old friends
(always wondered why I didn't know many european folks while I was in the US, now the majority of my online friends are here)
(always wondered why I didn't know many european folks while I was in the US, now the majority of my online friends are here)
taxes are included in the listed price??!?
bilingual ads are weird. not bilingual as in you could read it in either language, bilingual as in you need to know both languages to read it.
(big catchy headline in english, small explanation text in swedish)
(big catchy headline in english, small explanation text in swedish)
it is surprisingly easy to continue sleeping when the sun rises at 3:30
it is surprisingly difficult to get to bed on time when the sun sets at 22:00
it is surprisingly difficult to get to bed on time when the sun sets at 22:00
