IT’S BEEN A LONG time since we’ve seen it here in Sweden, but after months of cold, rain, and grey skies, the sun has finally come back to us. I live in Kirseberg, a small area on the outskirts of Malmö, Sweden. As the country’s third biggest city, Malmö is a vibrant town buzzing with life. But as I step out for my daily walk, hoping to soak up the sunlight, I expect the streets to be deserted, the shops to be empty, and the parks to be quiet. These are, after all, very unusual times. I’m proven wrong. In the playground of a local park, a group of children play nonchalantly with their teachers. On the verdant lawn, several groups of people enjoy picnics, music streaming out of portable…