that was V's last sentence tonight. she was playing with a big gymnastic ball with my mum. my mum's mobile phone has a camera, and i suddenly became totally fascinated in how the shaky grainy pictures look like.
today we went to Manteli, first time this year! we met up at the bakery café with Y. then my mum was playing with V, they made a snow girl and fed horses (poor nature, there's green grass and little buds in trees). i papered working room with Y. my actual working moments there are so few, that i was happy to be doing something. well, after a bad impatient start. putting up wall paper is pretty hard at first! it was my first time. that room will be painted, so this was just white paper (makulatuuripaperi). electrician guy came over too and fixed the electricity center inside the house. now it's a bit less messy with cables and wires. but it's very messy otherwise. i wish all the unnecessary stuff was out of the way.
today's trip was a wonderful reminder of one the greatest things about countryside: the darkest darkness and millions of stars. V sang "Tuiki tuiki tähtönen" to the stars. (twinkle twinkle little star). it felt like a holy moment.
i caught cold too, so i get to take Dr Reckeweg sirop too!
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salut hannna!
i love the stars in the countryside too! there are always so many more than in the city!
merci for the comment on my blog!
what do you work with in japanese? im very curious! i think japan should share more of their beautiful things.. it seems a bit unfair that they have so many, no?
yeah, i've often wondered how it is to grow up surrounded with so much beauty... but of course it's not the whole truth. i'm a translator and occasionally interpreter. i studied japanese studies at the university and lived in Tokio for one year.
Lapset rulaa. Ehdottomasti.
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