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Born and raised in Scandinavia, life here is amazing in almost all aspects.
good public facilites?
Facilities as in toilets?
Nvm... That's just what my dad says when he goes to the loo...
Yes we have good public facilities, at least where I live. But on the other hand, I do live in one of the richest countries in the world, so would expect it to be good too.
Except the climate.
Well for us it's a positive, we're born with skiis on our feet 😁
Grew up there, skiing was awesome (men bara längd, inga berg i småland) but the dark times were brutal IMO.
Yeah the winter depression is no joke. Really gotta wake up early early to get the feeling of a 'full day' 😅