I'm going to spend my money and time on this.
I bought her house.
The one my Grandpa built with his own hands.
The one she learnt to love.
I bought the window to look at the invisible through it.
Or the garden.
I'm going to plant my own flowers between hers.
This summer I will sit in the kitchen again
and tell some stories to my kids.
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Hurrah!!!
[I still hope you bought a hairnet as well.]
What a beautiful garden. It looks quite magical and enchanting. Another lovely post Taiga:)
Dave; I promise to buy a hairnet in May 2032.
Mimi B; Thanks. I have been taken care of the garden and I think it's quite wonderful too :)
Actually I'm going there today, for a weekend, so you'll have to wait a bit for a new post...
Oh yes, the most important thing.
What this means is that I will be there with the cubs all June and July.
I will have a paintbrush, a hammer, a shovel, but no Internet connection.
[hyperventilating slightly]
So, there will be no new posts during the two months.
I might be lurking your blogs about twice a month, when I'll pop back to Helsinki for a short moment.
I will be back. Honest :)
We will miss you greatly. But I'm sure being in the garden, without the internet, will be a blessing.
I did avoid watching the Eurovision song contest last night, but I gather from this morning's news that Finland won it. Obviously you live in a hip, groovy place.
Spring fever bites another willing victim. Have fun in the bushes.
I'm back from the groovy bushes :)
IP; excellent work done. Kiitos. Just two small ones: Onnea and puolestasi. Puolastasi translates as "for your Poland" :)
You met a Finnish biker?
Thanks, IP, your comment was so funny I spilled my coffee all over the the desk. I know one biker too, but he is very skinny and has a long blonde beard :)
Oh, and your sentences were very well written, I'm really impressed, so don't be sorry at all :)
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