Why people choose to live in Oslo or Stockholm I'll never understand. Sure, when you're a teen or a bachelor going on 25 or so, I get it. At that age before having a family everything but the Big City (relatively speaking...) is ganze Toten Hosen, if I remember what little german I learned from berliner BZ way back when.
But after thirty or so, with kids and still young enough to switch career/employer? I choose to think it is economy more than choice what keeps people in the Stalag-like canyons of concrete, steel and glass.
Going to pass on a wisdom my dad tol me when we finally managed to get out of the concrete jungle: "Remember, that now that you own your house and land, everything you buy or build is yours". To me, who's lived far too long in rentals or in collectives, that's a really big change regarding mindset.
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Good luck with your extremely smart move. Lot of work ahead for you, but I am sure will be appreciated later.
Why people choose to live in Oslo or Stockholm I'll never understand. Sure, when you're a teen or a bachelor going on 25 or so, I get it. At that age before having a family everything but the Big City (relatively speaking...) is ganze Toten Hosen, if I remember what little german I learned from berliner BZ way back when.
But after thirty or so, with kids and still young enough to switch career/employer? I choose to think it is economy more than choice what keeps people in the Stalag-like canyons of concrete, steel and glass.
Going to pass on a wisdom my dad tol me when we finally managed to get out of the concrete jungle: "Remember, that now that you own your house and land, everything you buy or build is yours". To me, who's lived far too long in rentals or in collectives, that's a really big change regarding mindset.
Enjoy the working vacation called moving house!