Weird things about living in Sweden

Oct 09

Although they're driving on the right side of the road for a very long while, people still tend to walk on the left side of a walkway.
When you are discussing movies or TV series, there is this dividing line when they started subbing. Before this line, titles are in Swedish (Vänner for example).
Everyone is very polite, but avoiding your neighbours seems to be a favourite pass time.
Internet banking is soooo not the same thing as banking (still trying to open an internet account).
To get a Swedish ID-kort which is required by some banks to open an internet banking account, you need to pay the fee in advance on their bank account...
Either they are addicted to coffee, or addicted to sweet snacks so they drink a lot of coffee (with something sweet!).
They really don't mind to queue. But they also like to know how long they have to wait. Ergo: number ticket systems rule Sweden.

Actually, Stockholm is a nice place to live. It feels much more "open" than Amsterdam. Our list of places to see is still very long, but we have time :-)