February 2, 2013 (Oslo) – Is it me, or do we look a lot different in this picture than now?

We are approaching our two year anniversary of moving to Norway. Wow. Gotta stop and let that one sink in for a second.

Anyway, after almost two years, we continue to get a lot of questions via email or social media about various aspects of living in Europe. I love sharing, and I’ve done quite a few posts in the past about what it’s like.

I plan to continue sharing more of these. And maybe I’ll elaborate on some. If you have a suggestion for this series, feel free to let me know. After two years, there are many things that I don’t even think of as being different or significant anymore, but someone else might be curious about them.

For now, I thought I would revisit them by sharing the links of the previous “What’s It Like” posts here (there are quite a few!):

• Eating Out
• Easter
• Candy
• Cost of Living
• Driving
• Shoes at the door
• Winter mornings
• Easy things aren’t always easy
• A Day in the Life (2014 edition)
• The boys’ school
• Driver’s license
• Being the new person
• Architecture
• Recycling
• Pant (returning bottles)
• Language school
• Grocery shopping
• Signs
• Hospitality: American ~ Norwegian
• Washing dishes
• Cooking (multiple posts):  sushi ~ pizza ~ favorite recipes ~ from scratch
• Norwegian healthcare system
• What is Home?
• Homesick
• Taste of the USA
• Feeling blue
• Goodbyes
• Feeling Disconnected
• Handling Holidays