Our first Finnish birthday was on Sunday at our grandson’s house. All are actually step-children but that gets cumbersome. The second picture is of our first sun rise. Officially at 9:30 but the picture was taken at 8:45.
Firewood has arrived, 10m3. We'll be carrying this into the woodshed throughout the summer, no need for a gym membership here! Watching what’s going on in the USA makes me sad for the folks in confinement. Stories about having to have papers to show you’re allowed to be out and about sounds kinda crazy. Larry and I are doing pretty much what we’d be doing even without the virus. We’re shopping for groceries, hitting the hardware store for supplies, checking out the numerous parks and doggy friendly areas. About the only thing that is different is our staying away from the kids when they have a runny nose. Once the weather warms up we are planning on some sort of something for friends and family. For you farmers out there this is how seed comes in Finland. We were at the hardware/agriculture store and saw these big bags of barley seed. Bigger than the ones we saw at the feed store in Crossville, TN! The tractors that drive by our h...
Here she is, pointing the way to the tree rats! Thinking all the while, if I could climb that tree... Today we ran into, or ran off a pheasant, a pair of hedgehogs and two squirrels. Very exciting day for Sophie. Spring has sprung in Finland! With a little help from Lilla Rose products you can make your own mask.
The limited banking hours had me looking for a more simple way to pay bills. Going into the bank was getting a bit old. So I called and got these sent to me as well as prepaid envelopes. Here’s a video to explain how NOT simple this is. Will try the video again later. 😡 Hope you are all well. Cold, snow and rain slowed down our painting operations but tomorrow looks good and we’ll be back at it again!
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