so you know the Russians, the Finns used the exclamation "hui" when they are surprised, taken aback or something.
good, now I'm in Finland and I have only 3 days to learn something more of this big land like a seal with a cold cold.
the moment I can say that in the best country in the world (according to New Yourk Times) any pearl is not as it seems, but hey, people are pretty friendly. Kuusamo by the way, this is the city near where I am now, I met a girl named Jasmin. offered me some sweets from Finland who call themselves "salmyaki" and it sucks,to tell the truth. are salted and made from a herb that is commonly used in cough medicines (licorice?!). I gave him a gift and I believe that St. Petersburg is worth it. to see if it comes one day.
trains in Finland are not the same as those of Russia. here is understood at once that Russia is not Europe, or joke. that was the first time I saw a train of two floors. but they are very specific, mine took 25 minutes to arrive, and that he was with nerves (I had to change soon).
now I'm working in a hotel lobby. is quite boring, the hotel is in the woods and no life apart fromthat tenemoos inside. scrotumtightening nature is, is the only thing I appreciate. I'm with a jersey and boots and my right is a pool with people wallowing below whirlpool. views a bit absurd, but whatever. the hotel is called Kuusamon Tropiikki, of course.
Pietari again after I go home to spend a week with my family. I'm a little tired, having no vacation for over a year.
life is beautiful and Roberto Benigni is a genius. Akuna matata
and cherry orchards that flourish,
greetings
Kiitos for attention, Julia
Heipppa!
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