We have two duvets in Germany too. Takes so much stress out of your nights sleep (and by that your relationship🤭). I will never understand how people can share one. Everything is stress with them, even doing the laundry.😂

@shell7142

4 ай бұрын

To each is there own, but I get my warmth from snuggling/spooning with my husband, skin to skin. Can’t do that with a blanket between us! It’s more intimate and therefore strengthens our marriage :) doesn’t mean your way, or my way is right we are all different and as long as you’re loving on each other and keep Christ in your marriage everything will keep getting stronger!

@Becca_H85

4 ай бұрын

@@shell7142 You can definitely do that with two duvets.😉 But you'll also have the cool breeze if someone is turning around and you can't roll yourself into your own duvet. That means interrupted sleep and slightly anger because your partner stole your duvet.🤭 I mean, if you like it's ok. 😉 But you would freeze in a german (or northern european in general) cool wintery bedroom with a shared duvet.🤭

@KeltieOConnor

4 ай бұрын

Love that Germany does this too!

@petrastein2531

4 ай бұрын

As far as I'm aware, it's a European thing. I was never in a country that didn't have double duvets. It just seems like an illogical thing not to have them - thus it definitely originates from America. xD Just like the weird metric system, weird watery "coffee" and the idea that walking around the house in shoes is somewhat cleaner than walking around in socks. :)

@lights3589

4 ай бұрын

I thought it was completely normal having one duvet in bed per person😅

Is that her man?! Did we finally get a glimpse of her man!??! Such a cute couple.

@abbyabroad

4 ай бұрын

I THINK SO?! That wink!!

@abbyabroad

4 ай бұрын

I THINK SO?! That wink!!

@Bexy

4 ай бұрын

Finally 😍

I have NEVER in my 61 years on this planet taken several weeks of vacation. And that is a terrible and sad comment about how stressed out we are here in the USA. And to think that I’ve been a nurse for 35 years and am now mandatorily not working because the arthritis in my body is so bad I can barely move. I was diagnosed with severely lax knee joints as a child, my knee dislocated while I was on stairs, I fell and ripped everything laterally and completely out of the joint. I then walked on it for a couple of weeks and finally saw an orthopedic surgeon. Had 3 of the most miserable, extremely painful surgeries at 10, 11 and 12. Never really fixed the problems. Had another 5 surgeries as an adult. Had 3 major back surgeries. Still need 2 total knees and 2 bunionectomies. Might need couple more neck/back surgeries. AND I CANNOT GET DISABILITY APPROVED YET!!!! Finally had 1 month of food stamps and had to send a ton more of documentation to Tennessee. After total of 10 hours on hold, I spoke to a person with a brain in her head and hopefully I’ll get my food stamps approved within the next 2 weeks. That gives me 292.00/month for food only. Can’t get any food for my dogs. Mind you I’ve been working at least 40 hours/week since I was age 18 and worked part time from 14-17. Nothing I’m asking for is money I haven’t already paid into the system. And nursing is where I was broken down severely - moving 600 lb+ patients who won’t lift a finger, pushing patients by myself in a bed or stretcher to get them from the ER or PACU to their hospital room or to the X-ray department. Walking miles per 12-14 hour shifts. Cleaning people up by myself because there’s no one to help. The glamorous world of nursing. And yet, I do miss it.

@universalsoldier2293

4 ай бұрын

Thank you. That explains why my mom, a former RN, sat down on my couch 8 years and never got back up to work again (with no pension or savings, mind you, except my graciousness supporting her). Still a little frustrating since it's MY living room she's taken over, but I get it. And no, I've never taken more than 5 workdays off at one time either.

@ashleighsparkle8810

3 ай бұрын

You live In a red state . It is to be expected there.

@michellemartinov6267

3 ай бұрын

I might live in a red state but I don’t have a red mind set. Yup I’m a democrat living in an incredibly beautiful beautiful state. My children, my dogs and I moved here 9 years ago from another red state Florida (can you say hot and humid 99% of the time?) so we could actually have 4 seasons. And we were able to do a lot of hiking in a lot of beautiful areas. But I could have thrown a rock and hit a church in just about any direction when I lived in Kingsport and now that I live in Bean Station I can throw a rock and hit a republican in any direction!

Fellow swede here….its great that you enjoy the life of the uppger class, but dont think kost people can afford to but that type of food and have serveral weeks of holiday, living in a house and playing golf. Just a reality check!

@littleceasar9351

4 ай бұрын

Americans on the political left think this is how everyone in Europe lives. That they work 30-35 hours a week in a low stress job, never worry about essentials, spend 6 weeks a year on amazing holidays, etc. If you shop at the European style grocery stores in the US like Aldi and Lidl, good food is relatively inexpensive.

When we get asked for relationship advice, my husband & I always say the double duvet tip 😂

The fact that she says North America instead of America, girl you rock 👏🏻

This is amazing ❤ US is a very stressful country.

@cbgbstew4072

4 ай бұрын

🙄

@stephanie-fh5qv

4 ай бұрын

Please, most people dont live like this….

@ethiopiazoldyk4667

Ай бұрын

​@@stephanie-fh5qvare you sure?

+1 for reality check. One thing we also do in Sweden is cook most of our meals at home. It's pretty expensive to eat out even if you have an ok income. And what is shown in this video is waaaay too expensive for the average person to do.

Living your best life! I love that!

@KeltieOConnor

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Double Duvet - couldn’t do without it 😂😂

Obsessively happy for this woman!❤

@KeltieOConnor

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🥹

Wait, when did you move to Sweden!? I've been here from the US since 2019 and loving it

@alwaysfreezing130

4 ай бұрын

She lives there for half the year

You’ve convinced me. I’m moving to Sweden.

My great grandparents were from Sweden and my grandmother always ate healthy and lived till 96!

@littleceasar9351

4 ай бұрын

My great great grandfather was from Wales, drank, smoked, and ate whatever he wanted to and lived to be 94?

@Gaeliclass

4 ай бұрын

@littleceasar9351 My grandfather who was Irish descent drank smoked and lived a long life also coughed for an hour before his first cigarette of the day. He was bedridden from a stroke as well. Had he not had those habits, he probably would have felt much better in his latter years. He was still breaking horses in his 80s though.

მიყვარხარ!❤50 წლისა ვარ და ნეტა იცოდეს ვინმემ,ასეთი ვიდეოები როგორ მაძლიერებს! დიდებულია!ასეთი ძლიერი და სწორი ცხოვრების ადამიანნების ცქერა! წარმატებები! მადლობა! გადამდებია!❤

Double duvet?! I think my life has just been changed.

@KeltieOConnor

4 ай бұрын

It’s a game changer!

@JosieThenFarmer

4 ай бұрын

It’s the BEST! Get the 140 cm wide one tho, so you can still make a human burrito but your partner can be one aswell😂 Love from Holland 🇳🇱

Yeees. I will ALWAYS advocate for separate blankets

Canada here and my partner and I do 2 duvets for the exact same reason haha! It’s awesome!

Team 2 blankets forever!

Yhe double duvet is big in Hungary too. I used to look at the bedding like, what's this?? But, it makes sense 👌🏾

@nadjak3410

4 ай бұрын

It's a continental Europe thing.

Food and also Lifestyle for thought~

Love keeps us going , everything else is just a bonus

Oh yes hubby has his sheet I have my special blanket that he bought for me😊

Great habits to have ❤ Australia have similar even though food is bit expensive

Jousting - 1st Session, Double Unhorsing, Mark Desmond & Charlie Andrews, Sherwood Forest

С днем рождения 🎈!

I want to move there now

Can we see you play basketball? Pls that would be amazing

You made me wish to move there, but, with my passport even a mere tourist visa would probably be hella scrutinized……sigh

Human burrito thing hit home🙈

Wow, wow, not me just finding out you moved to Sweden! I thought u were traveling there 😅

@somethingnew611

4 ай бұрын

She splits her time between sweden and Canada. I think she lives 6 months in each

@JosieThenFarmer

4 ай бұрын

To add a bit of context, her partner lives in Sweden:) so she is there often

Cool one, Keltie!❤❤

@KeltieOConnor

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Ervin!

@ervinsmoviecorner8748

4 ай бұрын

You’re welcome!

I feel like so much of Irish slang is szzoooooo similar to South African slang😂in terms of the colloquial English vocabulary. And the mannerism? 😂hai kuyafana nje😂🇿🇦

@cozycasasmr4510

4 ай бұрын

what part? hello fellow South African

I have a random question but where is your blue dress and black boots from?:)

@nataliaKhaos

2 ай бұрын

Yeah imma need those boots

sooo how does one move to sweden

Americans only have one blanket in their double beds? How?!

Bastu!

No no no, the double duvet praise was not needed! My husband is Norwegian but I'm lucky enough that he hates it so we have a massive duvet instead and we both cuddle under it😂

@thelittlemuffet

2 ай бұрын

I would miss cuddling so much!

Sweden is awesome. I lived there for four years and decided to move away. Worst decision of my life.

Sweden is by no means cheap.

So besides a few things basically most European countries 😂

can a american live in swedan?

Cost of healthy food in US is cheaper than processed food in US

“I feel like they used me!!” Well hunie, I feel like YOU CHOSE them for their clout - after all, you had a bunch of hairstylists in your DMs- yet you went for the free and first class…..

She doesn’t work

Oh no that dude look hidden gay outfit style

It’s no different in North America. Honestly people make it what they want to. I’ve never had any problem. I get two days a month paid time off. If that’s not enough I don’t know what to tell you. I can afford plenty of healthy, fruits and vegetables and I’m a single parent of five children, I’m a widow in my early 30s and my job pays us and encourages us to do all sorts of things for wellness so I don’t know who these people are or where they’re having issues but I have worked for all sorts of different entities in the United States never had a problem

tell me about how well multiculturalism has been working there. crime raising much? grapes? theft?

Hold on! Did you showed us your bf? 🥹🫠 if this is your better half, then you look awesome together… if it’s not then don’t show him this 😂