Showing posts with label surprises. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surprises. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 February 2013

SUNDAY SWIMMINGS




In the pool, while swimming, the sun rays were glimmering. Outside snow was sparkling. The sun warmed through windows and the water was turquoise.

Surprise visitors from behind a sea, beautiful music and long breakfasts. Many smiles.

Happy February! Helmikuu, Pearl Month. Helmikuu helistää, February rattles. February is the coldest month in Finland. Pearls appear on tree branches as the sun starts to shine more, it warms and melts the snow to raindrops and the evening cold freezes them again. Ice pearls are hanging on all tree branches.

Have a sweet beginning for the new week!

Monday, 6 August 2012

FLOWER HEMS

















A small surprise party for a friend. Sauna and swimming in moonlight. Circus in the morning, some cliff climbing. Samba carnival and lunch by a lake. Flower dresses (and hats) and a tractor ride in an arm chair. Middle of an emerald green forest of birch trees and pines a dance pavilion with poems and an orchestra.


Flora hems were swaying.


Happy Monday!

Wednesday, 17 August 2011

WALKING DIARY





A slow afternoon walk in the heat of yesterday was filled with surprises. Almost as high as apple trees, sunflowers were bowing their heads in the wind for two crows. "Good day!" I almost heard them saying to each others before continuing their things. Flying and occupying the lampposts or just swaying in the wind. A meadow filled with dancing poppies had appeared on the way to the allotment garden. Sounds of a bicycler, watching the rainclouds coming.

A lot of good music during the weekend. First in the harbor, in sunset surrounded by old boats. Then in Helsinki where a nostalgic autumn wind and sea scent took care of me. Thanks all dears who were there and the ones who said hi. Hi!

Where will the afternoon walk of today take me? What have you seen on your way lately?

Hearts.

P.s. This is becoming all the time a little bit more finished. Good boys!