Whatever am I going to do when I get back to Norway where it's no longer cheap to order food in?
It's so easy to let laziness get the upper hand here. There's no need to go to the shops, to make food, to go to restaurants. A phone in your hand and a rough idea of what you'd like to eat will cover it. They'll stop just short of feeding you grapes while fanning you with palm leaves, but it sure feels like luxury nonetheless.
Of course, that's not to say that we do this every day. We've had plenty of days where we've prepare a nice home-cooked meal, or found a nice restaurant to visit. It's just that, after a long day at the hospital in the sizzling heat (apologies to people back at home reading this from snowy climates), it's nice to not have to worry about this.
Here's to the lazy! Just for celebratory purposes, get me a grape, will you?
Apology accepted. Barely.
ReplyDeleteCome visit me!! I live that same life here, weather is pleasent, cheap to eat out (McDonalds in 5min from my place cheap as "#%&), cheap to order in, cheap to buy and cook! And cheap to live here + it's a beautiful place... :-D
ReplyDeletebut i am sad that you're leaving there so soon, i know how hard it can be. Bright side is you have wonderful experiences and memories to take with you!!! And we all miss you back home! Come home safly in one piece.
Hehe.. Will need to visit there at some point, just have to figure out when.
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