Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
23 - Christmas tree and +6 days
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We had to improvise, since we are suddenly going to spend christmas in Finland. There has been teeny tiny difficulties with the air traffic, so our flight is next wednesday... |
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
22 - Book News, Good News!
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This has been too busy day to take any photos, but I've got some good news instead:
Daydream illustrated "When my baby dreams" -book is going to be published in 2012 in all english speaking countries, and also in Italy, German, Brazil and Israel! Yay!
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
20 - Gray bureaucracy day
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I ran trough the park after I "enjoyed" poor customer service at the bank. Bureaucracy-crazy people. |
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
14 - Kung Fu LIVE posing with dad
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IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE: do not use baby as a weapon while playing. Posing to cam as cute as a button is all they can do in this game ;) |
Monday, December 13, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
11 - Winter Wonderland?
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"Honey, was it yesterday when you dug our car free from the snow with the tiny showel, and it took like a 40 minutes?", "Yes..", "Ok, just checking, please, don't look out from the front window..." |
Friday, December 10, 2010
10 - The Ugly Gingerbread Boy and other weird cookies
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The Ugly Gingerbread Boy burnt his fingers in love matters. It's no good to fall in love with the oven if you are made of dough. |
I didn't have a cute mold, but I had fun with the frosting. |
Thursday, December 9, 2010
9 - We are all made of books.
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The Self-portrait, which actually looks like my Mother-In-Law. |
I love reading. Especially paperback books while traveling or when we have vacations. You don't even need to travel to visit in other countries and cultures if your read the books from there. I believe that studying in school is not that important but reading is. Everybody should have an opportunity learn to read. You can be a self-made genious and teach yourself from the books and internet. Sometimes it doesn't even matter what you read. My mother-in-law used to be a really poor and when she didn't have afford to books, she read the phone book! Here is her true story, finally in English. Enjoy!
One quote from the story:
"I stayed over in Helsinki at Lasse's place and went to sleep on the floor on a blow-up mattress that didn't have any air in it."
- Well, I have to make a note that Lasse was not married by then. ;) When nowadays my dear mother-in-law visit us, at least we pump some air in the mattress. Haha.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
7 - just another dead houseplant
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I think I'm a houseplant serial killer. This one supposed to be those "easy ones." It's a lie! I think they are the worst. |
More suffering plants, mourning their fate in the candlelight...
"Help! Anyone? Is all the water in the world frozen? We haven't seen any lately...Ouch, those little fire-things burn!" |
UPDATE: 17.49 Rescue mission. The Curmudgeon gave us excellent advice in comments, so we decided to give a change:
"Trim it down, distribute across maybe three pots, and in a few weeks they'll be gorgeous again!" Sounds great.
Yes, it's definitely "wandering jew", we call it "juoru" in Finland, and that means "Gossip" It should spread like one. Yeah... this one doesn't wander or spread so much. |
"Mom, are you sure you can save it?" My little assistant asks. |
There's nothing green or moist left....maybe we should just give up? I just have a feeling that even few weeks intensive care wouldn't make this one gorgeous. |
Monday, December 6, 2010
6 - Finlandia
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We are celebrating Finland's Independence Day today. Instead of taking photo I found this nice video from Youtube.
Music: Jean Sibelius - Finlandia.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Christmas Countdown Calendar: 1 - Introduction
This year we are not going to spend X-mas in the traditional way. Well, I've to confess, we nearly never do, especially this year, since we are going to travel to Venice Beach on Christmast Eve.
I like some of the traditions and when you have a child it's more interesting have them, although Mila is far too young to understand all that fuss... so I decided to build my own photo - countdown calendar in to my blog.
I'm going to snap a photo every day until we leave. Let's remember that I'm not educated photographer and just learning how to use my new camera.
PS It would be fun if you like to copy this idea and have your own christmast calendar in your blog! Make it by photos, thoughts, art&craft works or bakings, either way it would be fun to see. Maybe you've done that already?
I like some of the traditions and when you have a child it's more interesting have them, although Mila is far too young to understand all that fuss... so I decided to build my own photo - countdown calendar in to my blog.
I'm going to snap a photo every day until we leave. Let's remember that I'm not educated photographer and just learning how to use my new camera.
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Journey Begins From Home |
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