Springtime in Sweden 🤩

Uhh! You must live in the South. 🌷❤️

Yeah, I live in Stockholm, so not south south but still☺️ You live up north in Finland? Still snow?

Yeah. Ice fishing contest at the weekend. 💁‍♀️

Haha awesome!

She' is a coldblood girl. One of the ones who loves the cold brrrrrrr 🥶

True dat! 👆

I just did a fast covid test. Needed for a buisness meeting. 😟 The fckers took my dna 😡
Is it the same in the north where yoy both are?

Yeah I had to take the test before I went to Norway, but it's not needed without symptoms up here. My village is like 500 people so... 😅

Time to Emigrate somewhere else. THIs IS MaDnESSsSss

Next step is Vaccination passport for a normal life. They can vaccine my ass

Here in Sweden, no. I would say we are very free to do as we like.

I love sweden❤️ and overall al Scandinavian countries. No lockdowns, restrictions. Its all bullshit what rest of the world is doin

One day i will visit sweden.. and see ibrahimovic. I will kick hes ass just for fun.
Mohst likely he will kicks my ass

Haha yeah I def think you should try!

I’m allergic to the cold.. I know it sounds unlikely but I actually get rashes all over my body sometimes when I’m out in the cold for too long. I’m no real viking😂

Wow! 😫

Have you ever used castor oil?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castor_oil

I call it liquid neoprene.
It protects you from the cold.

It's also the only thing I know of that gets lymph moving.

You may want to mix it with essential oils for a nicer smell.

I'm talking about topical use,
not about drinking it!

That's also possible but has a very different effect than protecting from the cold 😂😂😂

Geranium essential oil is amazing for this. and I use Sweet Almond or Jojoba oil as opposed to Castor oil.

Those oils are probably less dense and therefore more pleasant?

I use castor oil when I go jogging in cold rain and swimming in cold water.

The effect surprises me every time.

Yes they absorb pretty quickly within 1-2 hours and I dont deal with cold weather so youre right maybe not fit for the purpose of confronting the cold.

I use castor oil for dry skin, it works far better than anything I ever tried. But I never heard it protects from the cold. Makes sense since cold can be very dry.