Two trains and a bus, for a total of 6 hours of travel, and here JYV I see, I find as I left: snow and relatively quiet. With the bus, in the first part of the trip I had the opportunity to switch between the smaller towns. "You can see more of what you see in trains." To be honest I have not seen any village, if not some lonely cottage in the forest. Even my understanding of the village has been resized
... I left a shirt and a pin in Lieksa, as usual, sow things around.
a toothbrush in Berlin, Hamburg toothpaste, a credit card in Dublin ... I'm hopeless.
Mother Petri thanks so much for the lasagna and says they are an adorable girl. I simply have no words ... I have hosted a full board, including with 
day trip to Koli. The least I could do was try to cook something. So finally, with great courage and a bit 'of good will, I started experimenting with the recipes of her mother and grandmother's sauce. While I was struggling with the unexpected lumps of flour in the bechamel grandmother there have never been, Petri with the jacket and cap delirious prey to the fumes of fever, lying on the kitchen floor. Tragicomic situation.
Parents were directed to the summer cottage, taking away Hilma, the fox to me frantic nicknamed "orransi Koyré " (orange dog). At the wooden cottages, built by
father, only to get there in the winter skiing, so they carry the things down there on the slides that is towed behind. Pikku veils Aki (the brother) instead stayed with us in the "crowded" Lieksa.
He is the person that I knew more about when he spoke, perhaps because it responds in monosyllables, and his sentences were more than other words.
It reminded me a bit 'the cousin Ali, because of the same age and talkativeness. So with me, shy with their parents. Be there or eighteen years
Rimini ... the difference of the environment and incentives that you can get from it is enormous. But then you find that people are people everywhere.
I bet my cousin and Aki, overcome the language barrier thin (language barriers are not instill anything) would have been good together, maybe they would talk of "The Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings", respectively, read in Italian and Finnish ...
They say "Kiitos" (thanks) at the end of every meal. I asked why, I have been told that is for the cook, or who gives you food. There is hardly a "good meal" at first, but only a "thank you" to the end.
Between classes and the other might do a guest appearance at the Cafe language. Next meeting to Stockholm.
Chao is inter-rail around Europe with three or four Chinese girls, I hope you're having fun, and no shortage of English-Chinese documents. On the other hand I hope you come back soon, it is a long way and now they missed it seriously ...
Martin after being passed in Tallinn and flutter in London by his sister, but will be back Friday. In short, JYV things proceed as usual ...
