How Nordic People Use These Six Things to Embrace the Winter Season

It’s not about getting through the dark months

People living in the Nordic countries don’t dread the winter. Not all of them, that is. It’s not about getting through the dark months, it’s about enjoying every moment of it.

Before moving to the United States, I was used to full-on winters with lots of snow starting mid-October and ending in early April. There were some things that I truly loved about the season and things that also kept me from having the winter blues.

It’s a commitment to simply celebrate time outdoors, no matter your age or physical condition, and regardless of the season and weather forecast. Snow? Even better! It’s a way of living life to the fullest.

The Nordic people love eating stews during the winter season. Lots of stews, often celebrating the humble potato. Potatoes are ideal to grow in the Nordics, and they are a food staple, year-round.

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