techriot on Nostr: @Niclas Hedhman I love their written language Swedish mostly, since I decided to ...

@Niclas Hedhman I love their written language Swedish mostly, since I decided to concentrate on that one first. I even watch and pirate Swedish films and I love how it sounds too. Even though I know they're all different I never miss an opportunity to immerse myself, with Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Icelandic.

I started becoming interested when I noticed many similarities to English. I've noticed the same similarities with Dutch too. So I like to see those languages as a family of languages and I just like hearing them and reading them and trying to figure them out. Ironically, I don't like to travel. I don't like planes and I'm not a fan of ships either. The truth of the matter is even though I have a driving licence, I don't even like driving.

I love riding bicycles though and I love trains more than busses. Since whenever I wish to go to another state, I usually pack my bike take it on the train and carry on after I get to my destination. I'm a good driver, I'm told and I've never been in accidents or even had a speeding ticket, I just find them to be too enclosed and too fast. How can anyone take in the sights at those speeds?

I'm not a fan of homes or apartments either, except for the bathrooms. I spend most of my days outside and I live in the country now so I sleep out there too almost exclusively. I do come in on occasions, like now since my computers are indoors. I live in a desert and I love it. It's winter now and it's mostly mild days in winter, I'm going to use Celsius so you can follow me. In the daytime in winters it's usually between 12 to 20 degrees at night it's mainly around 3 those are the good days, of which there are plenty. On bad days the daytime temperatures will hover between 4 to 6 and at night between 2 and -6. That's this Winter anyway.

In the summer, it's usually 38 to 41 by 13:00 and at night 25 to 33 which feels cool by comparison. Even when it's in the high 30's and low 40's, I still make sure to get loads of sunshine, which I like to call, free vitamin D. I live in the mountains too so I'm either going uphill or downhill and back again. It's a brilliant country. I once lived in New York State, not the city, but I wasn't too far from there either. Where I lived was fine, unlike NYC, it felt like America, but I never really liked the politics of New York and so I moved closer to other people who share my politics, culture and lifestyle, even though my neighbors are few and far between. I'm a wild man now.

I eat red meat, eggs I cook with lard and I eat about 500g of spinach and other greens daily with meals. I make my own calcium supplements from egg shells, consume copious amounts of cod liver oil and very small amounts of grains, if any. I don't drink or smoke but sometimes I wish I did.