Sundays in Norway are considered Holy Days, therefor every store is closed.
If you need something - get it Saturday.
I do occationally find myself a bit annoyed by this, but very seldom. Mostly I really like Sundays the way they are. You can't buy grocery, you can't shop, you can't go to town. You just have to relax, take it easy, do you thang, take a walk, sit inside, make hot chocolate, never get really dressed unless for church etc etc.
I love those Sundays, only drawback is the ever closer Monday.
Before Christmas the Sundays are open from 2 to 7 PM.
Shop shop! And people do like they never did Sunday Shopping before. Pre Christmas Sundays are crazy. Why do I always end up at the mall in line with the rest? Beats me.
Well, this was my sunday.
Hope yours was good too. :)
If you need something - get it Saturday.
I do occationally find myself a bit annoyed by this, but very seldom. Mostly I really like Sundays the way they are. You can't buy grocery, you can't shop, you can't go to town. You just have to relax, take it easy, do you thang, take a walk, sit inside, make hot chocolate, never get really dressed unless for church etc etc.
I love those Sundays, only drawback is the ever closer Monday.
Before Christmas the Sundays are open from 2 to 7 PM.
Shop shop! And people do like they never did Sunday Shopping before. Pre Christmas Sundays are crazy. Why do I always end up at the mall in line with the rest? Beats me.
Well, this was my sunday.
Hope yours was good too. :)
And yes, I rushed three post its in one day. Hence the reduced quality.
I remember when they didn't open stores on Sundays around here. I kinda miss that.
ReplyDeleteWhat?! Ingen av de fire søstrene er meg?? Ånei, hva har jeg gått glipp av... *savne juleshopping med søstrene mine*
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