"Fika - a moment to slow down and appreciate the little things in life.
What are you appreciative of?
Let’s have a fika. Slow down, reflect and state your gratitude.
I'm certainly grateful for my family I'm grateful for Maya and grateful for my new love .im a very lucky man .
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"Fika ?
The explanation is in the opening post. 
I gathered that, is "fika" a anagram or what, just seems an unusual word
Not an anagram, no. It’s a Swedish word. "
Yup, thanks, just had look, learn somat everyday.  |
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"Fika ?
The explanation is in the opening post.
I gathered that, is "fika" a anagram or what, just seems an unusual word
Not an anagram, no. It’s a Swedish word. "
I always thought fika meant to take a break in Swedish. As in lets fika, fancy a fika, etc. to take a break for a coffee and chat with friends. I may have been wrong all this time.  |
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By *stella OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Fika ?
The explanation is in the opening post.
I gathered that, is "fika" a anagram or what, just seems an unusual word
Not an anagram, no. It’s a Swedish word.
I always thought fika meant to take a break in Swedish. As in lets fika, fancy a fika, etc. to take a break for a coffee and chat with friends. I may have been wrong all this time. "
It’s both. It’s utilised (in my understanding) as coffee and cake break etc as the epitome of slowing down and appreciating things. |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"Fika ?
The explanation is in the opening post.
I gathered that, is "fika" a anagram or what, just seems an unusual word
Not an anagram, no. It’s a Swedish word. "
I've heard of the slow food movement. Pity employers thing that 30 minutes equates as lunch hour. Especially when you are in jobs where you are screamed at for sitting down. Tongue in cheek ! |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"Fika ?
The explanation is in the opening post.
I gathered that, is "fika" a anagram or what, just seems an unusual word
Not an anagram, no. It’s a Swedish word.
I've heard of the slow food movement. Pity employers thing that 30 minutes equates as lunch hour. Especially when you are in jobs where you are screamed at for sitting down. Tongue in cheek !"
Think not thing! TYPO |
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