Hej Hej! I backed with dealing this frozen temperate!
As I begin my second winter in Sweden, I’ve observed that it’s much colder than the previous year. Swedes appear to be fine with it, going about their daily routines without incident, but for newbies like myself, acquiring a cold is a major concern. The good news is that you can stay healthy and avoid the winter sniffles by following a few easy tips.
First of all, imagine yourself as a winter warrior. To combat the cold, bundle up with warm clothing, comfortable accessories, and sturdy boots. When it comes to eating, visit the local markets for substantial soups and vitamin-rich fruits. These not only taste nice, but they also aid your body in fighting off winter bugs.
And don’t forget to have fun! Try out some winter hobbies such as ice skating or simply go for a walk in the snowy park as Swedish do! Being active helps you stay warm and improves your mood. You may also borrow ice skating shoes from campus Valla for few kronor simply. Also, be sure to get adequate sleep and drink enough of water; it’s like a hidden weapon against illness.
So, when winter approaches, put on your clothes, taste some local treats, and appreciate the Swedish winter. You can enjoy all the fun without getting a cold, Like me 🙂
