What does changing seasons really mean when you come from different parts of the world?
In this episode, two members of Fontenehuset Oslo Øst sit down for an honest and thoughtful conversation about life, nature, and adaptation. One of them grew up in the Netherlands, the other in Maryland, USA—and today, they both call Norway home.
Together, they compare how the seasons shift in their home countries versus Norway’s dramatic changes in light, temperature, and rhythm of daily life. From long, dark winters to bright summer nights, they share personal experiences, cultural differences, and the practical and emotional challenges of adjusting to a new climate and environment.
The conversation touches on:
• How seasonal changes affect mood, energy, and daily routines
• Cultural perspectives on weather and nature
• Coping strategies for winter darkness and seasonal transitions
• Finding balance and well-being while living abroad
This episode offers a warm, relatable discussion about belonging, resilience, and learning to live with nature’s cycles—no matter where you come from.
🌍✨ Whether you’re living abroad, curious about life in Norway, or simply enjoy reflective conversations, this episode is for you.
Listen now on Spotify and join the conversation.
