- mini - sized everything (such as pillows, towels, papertowels, refrigerator, oven, shampoo bottles)
- everyone is SOOO kind
- Jen's sunday school class to be taught in English
- sinks and papertowels in each bathroom stall (and doors of each stall that run from ceiling to floor)
- toilets with full and half flush
- A towel heater in our bathroom (which seems to be a norm)
- The binders have four holes in the middle instead of three (more stable!)
- 25% retail tax, but included in the advertised price
- Hospital visits to cost around $70 US dollars which includes EVERYTHING from the bed to the food to the services, such as occupational therapy
- the yolks of our eggs to be neon orange
- the occupational therapy program is only 3 years long. our class (in our 4th year at IC) is with students in their 2nd year at Jonkoping
- Swedes schedule according to the week number of the year (example, we start clinical fieldwork at the beginning of Week 45 and our exam is during Week 48)
- our classes to be so long (some of them are 3 hours long each)
- Swedes eat sandwiches with no bread on the top! And, they eat sandwiches for breakfast and fika, but not for lunch. Crazy, huh
- TO MEET SUCH GREAT FRIENDS!
Saturday, August 22, 2009
What We Didn't Expect From Sweden
There are so many things we did not expect from the Swedes/ Sweden. This is our running list:
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