Kristin Fagerback grew up finding Norway boring compared to the U.S., but says the country has transformed over the past decade. She credits shifts in diversity and available choices for making it a more interesting place to live now.
I want to say about Norway. Norway is becoming a place that seems like it's way more enjoyable for me to live in these days. I grew up in the United States. However, both of my parents are from Norway. So okay, to say I grew up mostly in the United States. I grew up a little bit in Norway too and other places. But I always found Norway was so boring when I was growing up compared to the United States. There was a lack of diversity here in Norway, not much choice of things to In comparison to the United States, so yeah. When I was a kid, I thought Norway in Norwegian we say "kjedelig." Yeah, boring. But now, ten years later, Norway has become way more interesting. Basically.
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