- -4°C is not so cold anymore.
- You see children cross country skiing to school.
- You look forward to the 17th of May.
- You know what the Jante law is.
- Your backyard looks like this:
- You can pronounce the Norwegian “y”.
- You are interesting in Women’s Handball.
- However, the ultimate Norwegian test is your relationship to Brown Cheese. I still fail at that one.
If you are still going out when it is -10°C or raining (at least it is not french). Maybe like to eat iscream with chips in it? Like to eat løveposdeig for breakfast or fish? (that is a bit extreme maybe for foreigners). Start to REJOICE when you know that you will eat grøt on saturday? Start to like salt lakris?
Hehe…yeah some good ones there. Still struggling with the Lakris though… :-)
Some more =
- when you are not anymore chocked to see babies sleeping in their “vogn” outside during the winter.
- when you need to have the window of your room open during the night
Don’t know what God has in store, but I love Norway!
I’m a bit intrigued by the brunost picture on this post. The newspaper underneath appears to be in Danish. Could it be a Dane eating brunost or a Norwegian reading a Danish newspaper? Something’s wrong here…
More like a norwegian reading a danish newspaper… :-) I see you have time to waste looking at microscopic writings…hehe