Gardening

My fingers aren't particularly green and gardening is something I wish to learn more about some day in the future. But I couldn't resist planting some flowers on our porch. And maybe this is something I should do more often - it seems to reduce the stress more than many other things.


PS. This is post number 100! My style seems to be slow but firm :).

Hi there

I have had few of the most pressing months in my life but fortunately it's all gone super well :). Our magazine is out, the exhibition is on and yesterday we had one of our side events, "the night of the museums". We had over 500 visitors there which is just amazing. Next week we'll open one day cafes in both of our two exhibition locations. I'll post some photos but meanwhile please take a look on our website: ero.tamk.fi.


Baby leaves have appeared in last couple of days. The pages of my calendar are full for the two becoming weeks and after that they're absolutely blank. Crazy.

Thousand words

I hate being cryptic but at the moment 

this picture describes my feelings better 

than thousand words.

Here comes the sun, little darling.

Absence

 

2012, oil on canvas

50 x 50 cm

A find

Such a beautiful and calming place, not so far from my home. 

This pool seems to be made around a fountain, so that the 

water is changing all the time naturally.

Pretty pretty

Don't you think?

Things to do on Sunday

For many years now Sundays have been my favourite days. I know many people find them boring or even derpressing - it's quiet everywhere and the hurries of the becoming week start to take over one's mind. For me Sunday is some free extra in the end of the week. A day without duties or expectations. I mean, on Saturday you must do the cleaning, hang out in the city or at least party. On Sunday it's ok to be asocial and do something useless but nice, like bake far too many cinnamon rolls for two. Or simply do nothing.


News: I've had a terrible flue for a week now. In spite of that my thesis is ready! Now there are three weeks to finnish my series of paintings for the exhibition. So exciting!