Category Finland
Did you know that Vodka means “little water” in Russian? Interestingly, the Russians consume it in quantities of 100 ml minimum per glass. Just an observation.
It took me a while to write this post – which is mainly due to the fact that my computer is lame and keeps losing the network connection. Bad excuse, but true, anyway. Finally I managed to upload the pics… Continue Reading →
I love the drama above the clouds. This is somewhere over Denmark, on my way from Helsinki to Frankfurt. Normally, I’m an in-flight reader or sleeper, but this time I had the grand movie outside to entertain me.
A rock church, a church on a rock – whatever rock / church combination you wish for, Helsinki probably has it. I’m tired from a long day of walking.
What are the stereotypes about Finns? I don’t really know, and I don’t care either. But I have a new one and would suggest to establish it in the eternal book of global stereotypes:
Recently, I introduced you to the rubber ducks I sent north. A couple of weeks later, I received this, coming from Ryttylä: Revenge can be wonderful! ♥ ♥ ♥
