Pay as you feel. A story of trust from Iceland!
Hafnarfjörður, Iceland. Don’t get boggled by the name. It’s a nice town to the south of Reykjavik. The thing is that one of the town’s admittedly best cafes, Pallett, has decided...
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Swedish lagom as we say semi-skimmed milk!
Shopping in downtown Malmö, Sweden. Notice the locals in the supermarket. Especially when they buy milk from the fridge. There is one particular type of milk they prefer. Semi-skimmed milk. You...
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That little Finnish sisu inside you
Do you recognize the feeling? You know, feeling your stomach shrink a little bit and strength flowing through your body? Imagine trying to solve a difficult exercise but your...
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Latte dads: a story of gender equality from Sweden
Tuesday afternoon in central Stockholm. If you take a stroll around and take a look at thecafes, you may notice something peculiar. Men of all ages and tribes hanging around with their toddlers. It is time for...
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Control is good but trust is cheaper. So say the Danes!
Riding a bus in downtown Copenhagen. One can notice an unusual number of 8 or 9-year-old commuters. In some countries, that is outrageous. What kind of parents would allow their...
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Blame it on the Law of Jante!
The invitation said Sunday at 18.00 for dinner. First of all, isn’t it too early for dinner? Well, for the Nordic people no. It is the right time to finish the day with...
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