Rudolf Rovaniemi

This is our frist of many night trains accross Europe.<br>We Leave Helsinki on the 9th and get into Rovaniemi very early on the 10th<br><br>We should have a fun packed Day in Rovaniemi. looking to do some arctic rally driving. and other male bonding activities.<br>

Skrócili&#347;my nieco czas przejazdu do Nordkapp i dzi&#281;ki temu zyskali&#347;my dodatkowy dzie&#324;. Postanowili&#347;my wykorzysta&#263; go na podro&#380; do Rovaniemi - miasta, w okolicy którego mieszka &#346;wi&#281;ty Miko&#322;aj. Po raz kolejny przekraczali&#347;my tez biegun pó&#322;nocny.<br>Samo Rovaniemi nie powala na kolana. Wi&#281;cej w nim pijaczków ni&#380; w Polsce. Spacer nasz wiec nie trwa&#322; d&#322;ugo - zahaczyli&#347;my o ...

... on opiskeltu ahkerasti, sillä ko. Portugalin ex-siirtomaa on paikka, johon meidän aiemmat Aasian matkareittimme eivät ole yltäneet. Samoin Pohjois-Malukun saaret Itä-Indonesiassa olisivat uusi tuttavuus, jos sinne asti onnistuisimme tällä kertaa rytyyttämään. Niin, ja löytyy Antin repusta myös mm. se iänikuinen pikkutavarapussukka, joka sisältää kaikenlaista aina tarpeellista, kuten vaikkapa jeesusteippiä, narunpätkiä, seinäkoukkuja sek ...

... bus. Do expect Santa Village to be a disappointment, mostly souvenirs shops, Santa's post office and an expensive photo shoot with Santa. Although you can stand over the Arctic Circle, walk through the Christmas museum or take a short stroll to Santa Claus Forest through the pine trees, bogs, mushrooms and the berry of Lapland ...

There it is raining on a late November afternoon, again, and it has been dark for hours even though you haven't even eaten dinner yet, and your friends are too busy with school to go with you so you are alone, and there may be some things in your life that you wish were different though you aren't sure exactly how... but then you end up finishing your Christmas shopping by accident, in the grocery store you only ...

... climate change is happening because _____ (how warm it was last winter, bizarre weather, etc.), even if this cannot be "scientifically proven" to be a result of climate change, and is "just" ancedotal evidence based on your own experiences? that way of knowing the world, or others like it, accessable to everyone, is what i'm interested in studying. I am still hoping to finish by May or June. This time, I hope I know what I'm talking about...

... and distill them down into books that are relatively easy and enjoyable to read. Of course, this means that the author will by necessity (over?)simplify things, but do they acknowledge it? This is one of the reasons that I believe so strongly in academia. When working properly, it helps to keep egos at bay, and promotes the flowing and exchanging and building of ideas collectively. I believe in it for the same reasons I believe in consensus decision making - even if it is ...

... big one for you - when you actually feel, yes, i have been 25 for a long time, it must be time for me to be 26. this hasnt happened for me for many birthdays, most of them sneaking up on me before i even had come to terms with my current age. ("how can i be turning 22, i don't even feel 21 yet??") but i remember when i was little, when i could hardly believe that i was STILL 9, or 11... i think it is ...

our on again, off again winter is on again, and there is much rejoicing! i must say that with the sun hardly rising before 9am and it getting dark by 3pm, the constant drizzle that has been persisting for a few weeks now, with only an occaisonal period of sun here and there, was getting a little blah. welcome snow! of course, it may well melt again, but i can enjoy it while it lasts. the other day i was walking downtown and was struck but another example of the phenomena ...