lunes, 2 de febrero de 2015

Adventure in the Lake

Adventure on the Lake! 

We had a very nice day on the lake on January 6th. The temperature was -22ºc but the sun was stunning and we decided to go outdoors and have an adventure. I hope you Enjoy this video and have fun like we did. The only difference is that you will not be freezing your but like we did! 




viernes, 9 de enero de 2015

Living Expenses in FINLAND!


How Much Does it Cost in Finland?


Are you planing to come to live in Finland? or may be you are traveling for fun? 
Anyhow you may be wondering how much are you going to spend in one of the basic things for humans to survive... FOOD! 

Juha and I made a research from different shops and we took different products and compared the cheapest prices from from all of them to create this basic budget. We covered only the basic needs from a short to a long visit in Finland. The three categories we made was Food and Beverage, Hygiene, House and cleaning products, Vegetables and fruits, Extras.  
For more information about new prices you can always visit FooFinder to make your calculations. 






  





sábado, 27 de diciembre de 2014

Finland and My Suomi Finland

My Suomi Finland
This is a very short introduction video for those how do not know very well what My Suomi Finland is all about. This show what I do and the feeling and soul of my videos. 
I hope you like it and enjoy! 


domingo, 21 de diciembre de 2014

Hyvää Joulua! Merry Christmas!

Hyvää Joulua!
Merry Christmas to You!

The time to go home and enjoy with our love ones has come. Is time to give the best of ourselves and to make others happy with actions of love. 

In Finland is a tradition to go back to your parents or to your grandmother's house in the countryside to spend Christmas, there you will have a peaceful time away from all the city noise and have a good time enjoying the nature. 

Merry Christmas or Hyvää Joulua to you all! 



jueves, 11 de diciembre de 2014

A Fun Day Making Gingerbread!


Making Gingerbread!

So, our friend Eve from the Blog "The Full Teaspoon Club" came to visit us at home and we got the chance of making Gingerbread with an experienced backer. We had so much fun making the gingerbread and decorating it, and the recipe we got from Eve to make orange flavored gingerbread was delicious. 



We also got to learn some tricks to make the most out of our gingerbread like making a hole when they are still warm to make little Christmas decorations afterwards. 

Andy was with us too and she made us laugh a lot with her stories and jokes about little chickens.  


We also learned how to make our own decoration tools from baking paper so you don't have to spend tons of money in decoration stuff. This was a great experience for us. The third thing we learned was to make the icing for the decoration using Lemon or Lime; I have always used water or milk but using Lemon makes the icing sugar taste very good.  

So make sure to visit Eves Blog to get more tips like this ones and to find out the wonderful and delicious food she makes all the time. 
http://thefullteaspoonclub.blogspot.fi/







Here is the video:
                                          

sábado, 6 de diciembre de 2014

Hyvää Itsenäisyyspäivä



Happy Independence Day!
Hyvää Itsenäisyyspäivä




 Have a nice and Happy Independence Day! Like Finnish do, you can enjoy by watching the Castle Ball or Linnanjuhat. Light some blue candles and enjoy your time with family or friends.  
Happy Independence day Finland!

Finland Celebrates their independence on December 6th. the date when they got their independence form the Russian Republic. The declaration of independence was written on 4.12.1917 and then accepted by government at 6.12.1917 with 100 to 88 votes. 

On January 1918 Finland got accepted their independence by most of the European countries, first ones being Sweden and France at 4th of January and Germany at 6th, Great Britain and United States didn’t accept the independence before the WWI had ended, more than a year later.

The date of December 6
th has only been celebrated since 1919, when at first it was only a holiday for offices, schools and jury; then in 1929 it became a general holiday like we know it today. The biggest celebration happens at the Presidential Castle commonly known as Linnanjuhlat where more than 2000 Finnish celebrities and important people are invited to have dinner with the President. The party is every year broadcasted by Finnish Television YLE and most of Finns like to watch it at home.

We are already getting ready with glögi and food to watch the show on TV and you? 
     
Happy Holidays! 

martes, 2 de diciembre de 2014

Hello Pikku Tani!





HELLO PIKKU TANI!





Her name is Pikku Tani and she has come to help us explore this land that holds thousands of secrets and places to explore. She is here to explain life in Finland and to let you know fun and interesting facts about this wonderful country. 

She is a curious girl, always asking questions and always wondering places that others may not want to visit so easily. She loves the adventure and the unexpected.For her the best trips are those that are not planned and instead just happen spontaneously and on the go. 



She can be silly and childish but she likes to express her feelings and views about the world no matter the circumstances. She likes to sing and talk but in Finland people appreciates the silence.
"Silence is Gold". 

Pikku Tani loves the nature and likes to walk and explore Finnish forest. She likes Sauna and swimming on the lake. Her Favorite food is Porkkanalaatikko, riisipiirakka and hernekeitto while her favorite sweet food is Pulla (Sweet Bun). 

She loves to be friend with Finnish people all the time, although sometimes she don't understand some things about them she likes to be with them to learn all about their culture. 


Hello Pikku Tani!