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Oh, I see.Well, you're from Scandinavia/Norway and you're very polite (^_^) I guess it just depends more on the person.And I guess we're social in the U.S....America has diverse people's too.I'm from New Orleans and people there from what I remember were very rude but I was raised and taught to teach people with respect so not all of us from there are jerks

Cool.Lots of rune stones sounds interesting as well as great scenery.But part of visiting a country is making friends or at least to me it is so it would be disappointing if the people I'm trying to learn about are a Lil bit withdrawn.And yeah the temperature where you are at is something to think about.

Hm, yeah I see your point.Well Celtic,and Scandinavian countries interest me.I like to learn more about those 2 regions and kinda always curious about The Netherlands I want to learn about those places history and cultures.As well as their food scene and architecture and their values and beliefs.What holidays they celebrate. Basically soak up as much knowledge as possible. Foreigners interest me in general.I'd like to see Stonehenge in Britain and rune stones in Nordic countries and just see the past and present and what makes those countries stand out.

Lol.Aw,sorry (>•<) I'm with ya about not liking the cold though.But spring is almost here so that's something to look forward to....So,I always wanted to travel to East Asia and Europe.Any recommendations about which European countries are good to visit? Norway is one I had on my mine but I wouldn't know what to expect there or anywhere else

It is extremely rare for snow and when it does snow it's so light you can barely see it and when it's on the ground it's more ice than anything else

Well I live in the Southern part of the state and I've seen it snow lightly but only a handful of times since I been living since 2001. Now in the northern part of the state it snows.Sorry by the way that I'm taking so long to reply.I'm on the road.

LOL.You guys are made of steel.After all your ancestors were Vikings. (:And I live in Mississippi in America.The weather in the Southern U.S. is typically warmer than the Northern States.Also snow down here is a no go.I seen a light blanket once or twice but never the real thing.Mostly ice covered grass.

I'm doing alright.Not too much to complain about.The weather is nice today.Hows in going all the way in Norway? Is it cold living there since it's one of the far northern European countries?