To the Baltic and back

[eofs]

We are home and we are safe. We've had an amazing time and I really do want to write about it at some point (plus, you know, the wedding...) I know I'm pretty rubbish about writing in here these days (see also, the bit where I never actually mentioned that we moved house 16 months ago) but I really, really do want to preserve some memories on

Comments

[deceptica]

Good to hear that you had a good time. :) It sounds like the trip was largely exactly what you wanted, with lots of culture and exploration.

[bluealoe]

Struggling with foreign keyboards...I know the feeling. Japanese keyboards...ugh.

It sounds like an absolutely amazing trip. I'm glad you were able to return to Helsinki and make some good memories, and put that part of your past to rest (as much as it can be). And yay for summer solstice!

I once tutored a woman from Moscow who always talked about how beautiful and amazing Moscow was and how much she missed it. So I was kind of surprised to hear you didn't like it, but I suppose it's the difference between being a local and being a tourist. If you didn't grow up there, it's probably more unwelcoming.

I know next to nothing about the Baltic states, but they sound fascinating, and I would love to visit them.

I look forward to seeing the pictures. :) And welcome home! *hugs*