Sweden lost WC. PNow has man basketball team added Denzel A. Is better but Finland is best in region, but men in Sweden are big and athletic and attractive
Just wondering if you caught this point in the OP. We killed the Swedes at brÀnnboll.
BrĂ€nnboll (pronounced BURN-ball).We learned this bat-and-ball game at the retreat. You throw ball up and hit it (thatâs what you do in baseball when you donât have anyone to play with). And you literally âroundâ bases instead of stepping on them, and instead of the ball and the runner jockeying for the same base, it goes to the âburner.â So how would you know who got there first if theyâre two different locations? The burner yells âBurn!â I loved this game, mostly because I felt a triumphant sense of American pride when we absolutely dominated. In retrospect, itâs not surprising; two similar bat-and-ball games, one a major sport in the USA, another an amateur sport in Sweden.
I think it can be good time, as less people if you can adjust to the cold. I am fine with winter weather and I like it with less people. Lots of good food choices, lots nice seafood and nice Japanese too as well pan euro choices.
Lots of indoor markets
This in Stockholm, you can eat indoors while feeling can be street side eatery
Euro foods is a broad category. Iâm referring to northern Europe - Baltic states, Scandinavia all pretty uninspiring. Even though Iâm insulting my ancestors with that statement!
You can find good Japanese food in most major cities anywhere in the Western world. I wouldnât go to Sweden for Japanese food. Iâd go there for other reasons.
Yes, Euro Euro foods is a broad category! And agree traditional Northern Euro food is less interesting than Southern Euro Zones (You mentioned social welfare states, so I thought of France ha, and in general French food is good though I prefer foods from Italy). Back to Nordics, at least in bigger cities modernized cooking there is good (helps they can import many items or in case of Finland grow things indoors, and can pay to import good items). I do like fish and now days I find good seafood even in the Baltics too. the problem for Taiwanese would be the prices (Baltics except Estonia is cheaper) which would be quite high. To me Norway seems the most expensive and Latvia the cheapest, though that reflects income also. Conclusion to me, in most of the capital cities you can find what you want (well maybe not Taiwanese except milk tea) if you search a bit, and some good local foods