Favorite Things
What is my favorite food?
What is pizza?
What is my worst allergy?
What is ibuprofen?
This element is represented by the symbol 'O' on the periodic table.
What is Oxygen?
Where did we go to for our first vacation together?
Where is Gotland?
This flat, crispbread staple has been a cornerstone of Swedish cuisine for centuries.
What is knäckebröd
What is my favorite football club?
What is Fortuna Düsseldorf?
What is my biggest fear?
what is big bodies of water?
This Greek mathematician is credited with the theorem about right triangles bearing his name.
What is Pythagoras?
Where was our first date?
Where is Little Tokyo?
This cozy Swedish concept of enjoying simple pleasures — a warm drink, candles, and good company — is Sweden's answer to the Danish 'hygge'.
What is mysig/mys?
What is my favorite candy?
What is Milchgeister?
How old was I when I moved to Germany?
What is 4 years old?
This ancient wonder, the only one still standing today, was built as a tomb for an Egyptian pharaoh around 2560 BC.
What is the Pyramid of Giza?
What is that song that I sang in a goofy way to cheer you up in the bus?
What is Television?
This Swedish concept, literally meaning 'just the right amount,' describes the cultural philosophy of balance, moderation, and not too much or too little of anything.
What is lagom?
What is my favorite aussie football club?
What is Hawthorn Hawks?
What country have I been to, which is in Africa?
What is Morocco?
This gas makes up approximately 78% of Earth's atmosphere.
What is Nitrogen?
What is the first inside joke we had?
What is sweet potato fries?
This Swedish tradition, held on the last Thursday of August, involves gathering outdoors to eat fermented Baltic herring under the open sky — often accompanied by schnapps and a very strong smell.
What is surströmmingsskiva?
What is my favorite brand of beer?
What is Hasseröder?
What is the street I grew up on?
What is Mayrose Cresent?
This chemical element, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au, has been used as currency and jewelry for thousands of years.
What is gold?
Where did we eat after we went to the Gasometer with aleyna?
Where is five guys?
This 18th-century Swedish botanist developed the binomial nomenclature system still used in biology today.
Who is Carl Linnaeus?