Cumulus Airport Vantaa

Hello to everybody, <br>finally i kicked myself into the writing again. Well, we'd like to share with you couple of words and pictures from this summer, which we spent in Slovakia, partly in Croatia:)<br><br>So, the travelling started 1st of July, when we took the plane to Budapest. Flight went ok, we were actually flying over my(Palo's)homeland. I wanted so much to see High Tatras from above, but ...

... Finnish instrument that looks quite like a lap dulcimer. <br><br>I enjoyed playing games with the girls and having talks on life and relationships with Anne. Many thanks for their hospitality and yummy food. I guess it was wishful thinking that I might lose weight on this adventure.......I have been lucky to have been visiting people for the last month who are all on vacation now. I leave Helsinki with Air Berlin and my next adventure will be from Hamburg.<br>

... go away for. What really made me decide to go to Finland was the fact that I found a flight to Helsinki and back for only £150. Bargain!! I went back to my manager at work to ask for the three days off I needed but I discovered she had done to schedule early as she was going away for two weeks. AAARRRHHH! But panic turned to calmness when I realized I could ask other staff to cover the shifts I needed to get rid of. It took a few days ...

... with a map we had picked up in the ferry terminal, decided to walk into town and find a taxi. This took about half an hour, and by the time we found a taxi and drove across town to the hostel we had booked from Estonia it was about ten at night. Our patience was starting to wear a bit.... The hostel was a pretty average looking place, and the kind woman at the front desk informed us when we turned up that no reservation had been received by them for our stay ...

... 2 hours to eat as much as we could and drink all the wine and beer we could. I sat next to a Swede social worker and his Finnish librarian grilfriend. I got him started on business, and this struck a soft spot in his girlfriend. Once started she said, he would never stop. It was comical to say the least. At the end of the meal, I knew I had had to much. With octopus, real shrimp you had to peel, greek salad, rollmops, oysters, chicken ...

... beautiful place! In the afternoon we returned to Helsinki for a bit more shopping and general siteseeing but the weather was going south pretty quickly. There were tons more people about though and shopping there is a dream as the Finns *never* bug you and always speak perfect English. Our last stop before our great trek to the ferry was the national museum. This looks small from the outside but like everything else in ...

... failure only impossibility, hard or soft, and it is obviously difficult to determine the boundary that separates them, as not believing an objective is possible is sure to undermine your efforts to achieve that, and it can be truly impossible to do so with half-hearted attempts. And now, considering my particular case, this unexpected occurrence served to prove, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that it is not actually impossible for me to get a job in Finland, what has the ...

Hey j'ai recu les photos de ce samedi ... quelques photos de moi... aucune de p-l ... vous vous doutez qu'avec 3 pieces de vetements ... dont 2 qui ne m'appartiennent pas ... qu'est-ce que p-l peut bien porter ?? Bonne journee ( Finalement il a accepte que j'en mette une ... celle ou il n'y a que lui qui est devetu ... respectons la pudeur aussi ;))

... courant de la semaine. eumm pour Skype. J'appelle mon pere presque a tous les jours mais avec le decalage de 7 heures on ne peut appeler le reste d'entre vous ... peut etre ce soir ... sinon demain assurement. Soyez sage et arretez de perdre des parties de soccer 2-0 contre des novices Bonne nuit a tous Erik et P-L ( j'ai envoye deux fois un message semblable car je croyais avoir supprimer le premier ... il peut etre interessant de lire les 2 )

A Day in Vantaa After a long and healthy sleep I get up. Jasmin and Pia are already gone. Pia drops Jasmin off at the pre-school in the mornings. Then she goes to work. I start the day with a glass of milk. The milk tastes so much better in Finland. I also prepare an egg for myself and eat. This is my first day off work. This is the first day when I don't really have to do ...