Very very interesting points of view and testimonial. Keep sharing more vlogs. Very nice and refreshing.

Hi. I hope you have a great trip home! I would love if you vlogged on that trip. And maybe ask friends and family to be a part of centent.

Awwwww you seem like such a sweet lil soul❣️💖🤗🥰 I’m from TN but have been living in LA for 17 years now, so I emphasize with the southern upbringing. I’m wanting to move to another country so your video was amazing and very helpful!

Jag skulle älska det om du gör några filmer om Texas när du åker dit. ❤️

Hey bro... I really love your videos, nice to see an update again... So, one thing you miss about America is MEXICAN food ... that is LOL in a big way !!!! Next, regarding meeting up with friends, yes this is something that drives me nuts as well since returning back to Sweden. Swedes are SOOO socially handicapped + emotionally constipated, that it's almost impossible to be spontaneous in this country. Everything has to be planned (even the unplanned things in life). Having lived in some Latino countries, I prefer that spontaneous, friendly laid-back approach, being able to simply meet up after a quick phone call, or just walking past the house Then, the parking is not a typical Swedish problem, all countries I have lived in around Europe seem to have the same problem in bigger cities. And in every place I am surprised that there are no exceptions for crucial services. For example, in the UK nurses have to pay HUGE parking fees just to be able to go to work and assist patients (not compensated or discounted in any way), whilst they at the same time are almost working for minimum wage, not fair!! In any case, keep up the KZfaq work, looking forward to the next post.

Missing home is natural,,I'm swedish also living in Skåne,, sometimes i miss my hometown. I can't believe what it would be like living in a foreign country. I can just take that 5 hour drive . Flying all the way to Texas is not so easy.

Thunderstorms are mostly in the summer though. But yeah agree the storm was kind of "meh", I wasn't in the right zone though. Love a good storm too.

An expat living 32 years in Sweden and now retired in Sicily. No regrets and don’t miss the US at all. In fact, if my mother wasn’t getting old, I’d never set foot there again.

3 tips for you! You should go to hotels for breakfast buffet! Söderåsen nationalpark in skåne i amazing for nature. Holy smoke is pretty close to Helsingborg. Texan style bbq, abit pricey but cool place :)

As a swede once a college student in the Midwest I miss the poetry of: Piggly Wiggly and Waffle House, Katz's on Houston, Streets named Euclid (everywhere) and Chippewa, Hawaiian shirts at Goodwills. I could go on...

I did not really understand what you meant by open spaces, while I picture it is more like deserts in texas I though open fields in skåne could be similarly lacking people if one needed to get away. But maybe that is not what you meant? :) Food seems very fun in different parts of the world, I try to make some different things at home from time to time, but it obviously does not turn out very good all the time, at least compared to people who know what they are doing, haha.

Hearing what you miss I as a swede can say yeah ok that sounds normal, personally when I want to get out of the city a bit I get in my boat or on my motorcycle. Also a small tip, most type of peppers like jalapeno is super easy to grow yourself in the window, they like a bit of southern facing windows but you could also just get a grow light. About planning hangouts, that is something I think comes a lot with age and other comittments in life and not all plan that long ahead ;)

The drive-through, pick up meals isn't big here, unless you talk about burgers or pizza, as you've noticed Have you looked in the fridge/frozen sections in the grocery stores for ready made, easy to heat meals? That might be an option. For breakfast, check with the hotels and see if you can buy a breakfast buffé ticket, ICA MAXI where I live have a breakfast buffé in the mornings, or on the weekends some eateries have brunch. Not the same as an American breakfast though, more continental type fare but still an option - or get yourself a waffle iron, some waffle mix, a pack of frozen nuggets and a jug of syrup ;)

When I lived in Tokyo back in the late 1980s, I missed peanut butter. I almost accidentally purchased brown Miso once, thinking it was peanut butter, but a friendly Japanese student asked if I was thinking it was PB, and she informed me I would have been in for a big surprise. Being from SoCal and Arizona, I also missed Mexican food. I wound up making my own (chicken chile), including the flour tortillas (using a 4' dorm-size fridge top as my counter, an empty wine bottle as my rolling pin, and a wok as my 'comal'). When some of the American teachers heard I'd made my own tortillas, they begged me to make them for them. No way...way too labor intensive. Flour tortillas only need flour water and a fat...I wound up using butter because it was readily available (vs. lard). If you can ever find Masa Harina to make corn tortillas, all you need it water. Your cast iron skillet would be perfect for cooking them up.

I saw the title and thought directly food. That was an important thing for me when I was abroad. Helsingborg is not the best place for tranqile nature experiences. That was my reason for leaving that town. Sweden have a lot of nice nature, just not around there. One place I really enjoy around there is Kullaberg, have you been there yet?

Oh yes.. coming from Texas and end up in Helsingborg must be a big challenge! Dont even ask for storms/hurricanes.. becus about every 10 year we got those, realy hard winter snow storms! It almoste aplyes for Skåne mostly.. storm and a meter of snow.. then one can complain about dificulitys of driving a car! In anyway, I read about swedes in US.. they saying, there is no knäckebröd, sill or Kalles caviar, in the stores.. and they cant even make pancakes in this country! And to make friends and to be a bit spontaneus.. try this at summer!

Hi. As an EU resident you should be able to get cheap flights to Spain where I'm sure you'll find plenty of Tex-Mex and even authentic Mexican food - probably the best in Europe.

I never miss any kind of food - I make it myself! Sure its pricey and time consuming, but if you got the craving... Roll up the sleves and get going! You should know by now that in Sweden, fast food is not really a thing as it is in the US. Here people get a living wage, which means you have to actually pay for the fast food and we are not willing to do that! But honestly look at the prices in the US, its kind of pricey to go out and eat, unless you go to the mega-corps like McD, Taco Hurl and so on, but even then... its kind of pricey... I think you still have rose tinted glasses on and think of the convenience of eating out. Dang I miss SE Asia... there its good and cheap to eat!

Strange! I knew an American living in Germany who was uneasy because he was so far from the Mexican border, in case he needed to leave abruptly.

How did you get the opportunity to live and work in Sweden? (let me know if it's in another video). TY

wish there were more mexican restaurants here, always been jealous of americans mexican food influence

Du kanske borde flytta till Stockholm, där är utbudet av allt betydligt större.

Maybe it is your mission to start a good breakfast place.