I was born in Canada...
I grew up in America...
I lived in Switzerland from 2000 to 2010...
I moved back to the U.S. in 2010...
I'm of 100% Finnish ancestry...
...and, I'm big...I'm The Big Finn!
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Attention: People Living In Paris!
You'd better hurry! You only have a few more days to catch the Finnish Festival In France.
La Premiere on the RTBF has a show called "Les Belges du bout du monde" and it interviews Belgian people in different countries and they either interview two people in the country, or one person from the country in Belgium and one Belgium in the other country. Anyway the June 15th show was Finland. The podcast (which I am saving for when I clean the kitchen tomorrow, I lead such an exciting life) can be found on itunes or at http://www.lapremiere.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0160772_sac
Speaking of Finland, we thought of you when the Washington Post's gossip column had a short blurb on Monday (scroll down) about a sauna gathering at the Finnish Embassy (including an obligatory dig at Sweden)...
You'd better hurry! You only have a few more days to catch the Finnish Festival In France.
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La Premiere on the RTBF has a show called "Les Belges du bout du monde" and it interviews Belgian people in different countries and they either interview two people in the country, or one person from the country in Belgium and one Belgium in the other country. Anyway the June 15th show was Finland. The podcast (which I am saving for when I clean the kitchen tomorrow, I lead such an exciting life) can be found on itunes or at http://www.lapremiere.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0160772_sac
Speaking of Finland, we thought of you when the Washington Post's gossip column had a short blurb on Monday (scroll down) about a sauna gathering at the Finnish Embassy (including an obligatory dig at Sweden)...
Kirk -
The sauna was invented in Finland, so I guess it's no wonder that the Swedes can't handle more than 100˚!
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