Holiday did me good and how I loved to see my friend and family. And the nature of Finland!
At least somebody loves my hands |
Big bro and Mirja came to see me with their dogs |
Mari's birthday was amazing! |
Buubly sunday brunch |
The last meal before my flight Liver-rice etc. bake |
Best part without any hesitation is that small knowledge how things really go around. The language doesn't only include vocals and consonants. It's all about the hidden meanings. I may speak such a good english that I can pretend that I've been living in London for ages or that I'm english BUT I still don't get those small hidden messages. In Finland I can keep my eyes closed and still know what's going around me. Best of all: I can be silent and no-one thinks there's anything wrong with it.
That's the biggest difference between England and Finland. In England there's plenty of fancy words and filling of silent moments and unexpressed emotions hidden in general politeness when in Finland things are in there or they're not. Simple! There's no maybe. It's yes or no and you better make your decision now or you loose your chance.
I still wonder how on earth England ever made it to the top of world in the past. Efficiency is not a word I would ever use to describe England.
Last night I went out with my colleagues and watched a man getting completely jealousy mad due to a misunderstanding and a man still badly hooked up with his ex that he doesn't properly realize that life with full of opportunities is sliding through his fingers.
I want that! I want that amount of silly emotions in my life.
And holding a cheeseburgers in a night bus after an amazing night out maybe entertaining but in the end not that fully fulfilling. (I did that during my Finland visit too and they were sooooo delicious after a night of dancing, throwing drinks on someones face who just didn't know how to appreciate women and silly textmessages to Eija)
What you end up missing can sometimes be surprising and now when I have to question everything that I've taken full granted, like a working shoulder, I sincerely have been thinking of relocating.
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