A Day in the Life: 9-5 Office Job in Oslo, Norway | Corporate Vlog & After Work Routine
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- Come spend a day in the life with me working a 9-5 office job in Norway - a realistic portrayal of a typical workday in the heart of Oslo. I'll take you through my morning routine, from preparing coffee to commuting to work. After work, it's all about hitting the pavement for a run and whipping up something tasty in the kitchen. Come chill and see what a typical day as an office worker looks like!
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0:00 - Intro
0:06 - Morning routine
0:55 - Making iced coffee to go
1:44 - My new backpack
3:08 - Commuting to work
3:26 - At the office
4:19 - Lunch time
5:16 - Cupcakes!
5:29 - Quick coffee run
5:46 - Back home
7:13 - Grocery delivery
10:06 - Drone shots
10:23 - Going for a run
12:07 - Post workout thoughts
13:05 - Cooking dinner
15:00 - Outro
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It's refreshing to see such a "normal" lifestyle (this is not an insult). So used to see the perfect Starbucks 5am productive queens life on youtube that seeing these vlogs makes it more relatable! Love that you tells us the price! (7€ for a latte is crazy ahahah) and please that lunch really looked so sad! Oslo looks pretty in the spring btw! Keep going! :)
Thank you, so happy you liked it! 🥰
I am always curious about daily lives in other countries and I'm glad you shared yours. Looking forward to more. New online friend here🙂
Welcome to the channel! Thank you 😊
I like your channel, keep up the great work.
thank you so much 🥰
Love your vlogs - keep it up!!
Thank you! 🥰
Love this!!!🥰👏🏼✨
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These ravioli look delicious! I also prepare coffee to go at home, easy way to save a lot of money! 😊
Yes that is so smart! 😊
My first time on your channel will enjoy watching more . Cheers from Falkland BC Canada .
Thank you so much! and thank you for all your comments, appreciate the support 🥰
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I use Oda delivery too ❤ Just about to put the empty boxes outside my door, when I saw your video 😂. Recycling the bottles, I would say. Really enjoyed your vlog 🌸Have a nice week !
Haha, yes, I love using Oda! Are you Norwegian too, or where are you from? Thank you, have a great week 😊
@@VictoriaSagely No, I am Spanish, but married to a Norwegian 😊
Oh I see! That’s great 😊
Me, 1st time watching your videos: why the heck does she need a machine to boil eggs? Doesn't she have a stove??
Me, 10 videos later: typing amazon, 'egg boiler'.. oh here it is! Add to cart! 😂😂😂❤
Hahaha! It is useful when you cook a lot of things at once, you don’t need to worry about the eggs, and you’ll get perfect eggs everytime 😂
@@VictoriaSagely yeah! And at least one of mine always ended up cracking, because I didn't take it out of the fridge enough time before, and the temperature shock end up cracking them! But it is such a first world problem ahahaha
@@Alex-bu6xi haha it truly is!
I enjoyed this video a lot, gave me a relaxed and calm feeling while watching it :) I'm always curious about Norwegian cafes - what kind of pastries, cakes, and sandwiches are there? I'm a big foodie so curious about regional classics :)
Thank you, I’m so glad you liked it!
Hmm good question. We have many international/american/french inspired cafes that offer things like cupcakes, donuts, croissants, macarons, brownies, cheesecake and much more.
We do have our famous «brunost» (brown cheese) that is a Norwegian specialty, and you can get it on sandwiches, Norwegian waffles and even as an ice cream flavor.
And «skolebrød/skolebolle» is definitely a Norwegian specialty that everyone must try - this is one of my favorite buns! Pretty sure they don’t sell that in other countries. In general, we are very fond of buns here, and cinnamon buns in all shapes and variations are very popular.
Typical Norwegian sanwiches you can get at traditional cafees are «karbonade» (similar to beef burgers but a bit different), and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, and eggs with shrimp and mayonnaise.
I hope that answered your question 😊
@@VictoriaSagely Ah it's so nice of you to type such an elaborate response
No problem! That's so exciting, have a great trip when that time comes 😊
Nice video ❤
Thank you!
I think in most countires they don't have a "pante ordning" on bottles, but the word pante equals pawn in english. So i think that's where it comes from, since you pawn your empty bottles in exchange for money in return 😀 I may be wrong, but I feel it makes sense 😂
But for people that dont have this arrangement in their country, they probably just call it recycling bottles!
Yes, I don’t think it will make sense for everyone, depending on where they are from. But recycling bottles is probably the most correct to use 😊
English is my second language too and I know that experience of thinking how on earth do I say this?? all too well haha
Hahah right?! 😁
New here ❤ Hello from India 😊
Welcome to the channel 😊
I like your videos. Subtitle in portugues please?
Pode colocar legendas em Português?
Thank you! Sorry didn’t know I could do that, I’ve turned them on for this video and will work my way backwards and fix my other videos as well 😊