Back home!
Last night I had a dream of visiting a LiveJournal museum. I don't think LJ is old enough to belong into a museum, but it was a nice dream nonetheless.
I woke up early in the morning. Granny had gone to the lake shore to listen to a cuckoo, and I slept as late as I could.
I got up, took my morning medicine, got dressed, and ate rice porridge and frozen blueberries for breakfast, and drank cocoa.
I wanted to take a nap, but granny ushered me to go out for a walk. It was hot and sunny outside, and I was still in a bad mood.
Once back at granny's home, I had lunch, and granny gave me a tenner.
Later the day, I hugged her good- bye and told her I love her. I hope I will be able to visit her during Midsummer, even if only for a few days.
Granny went to a poetry happening in the church, and I stayed all by myself for a while and packed my stuff.
I left a bit early and went to the bus station. The bus arrived a few minutes late, but I got aboard and traveled to Helsinki. I spent the trip picking the dead skin off my lips, fiddling with my smartphone, and looking at the beautiful spring landscapes sliding by. I also ate the Karelian pies that granny had given to me as a sustenance for the trip.
Once in Helsinki, I grabbed my suitcase and went to the supermarket to buy a mint- flavored espresso and a bottle of orange juice.
I traveled home, once there I sorted out my mail. I had received a cute card from Jolanda.
I quickly unloaded my suitcase, washed two loads of laundry, hung the underwear on the drying rack in my balcony, and took the other clothes to the drying room. I took out the trash, and took my suitcase to the storage room.
I filled out some forms, dealt my pills into my Dosett, and noticed that I am running out of Dormix and Ketipinor. I have to pick them up from the pharmacy tomorrow, I also have to mail two letters to the financial worker.
Tomorrow I will go out for errands; I will mail two formal letters, pick up my medicine refills, and go east to have my old passport safely demolished.
My HoivaOnni worker will visit me at twenty to three o'clock in the afternoon (2:40 pm). I will wash the dishes and iron the laundry during the visit.
After that I will go to the gym to work out.
I woke up early in the morning. Granny had gone to the lake shore to listen to a cuckoo, and I slept as late as I could.
I got up, took my morning medicine, got dressed, and ate rice porridge and frozen blueberries for breakfast, and drank cocoa.
I wanted to take a nap, but granny ushered me to go out for a walk. It was hot and sunny outside, and I was still in a bad mood.
Once back at granny's home, I had lunch, and granny gave me a tenner.
Later the day, I hugged her good- bye and told her I love her. I hope I will be able to visit her during Midsummer, even if only for a few days.
Granny went to a poetry happening in the church, and I stayed all by myself for a while and packed my stuff.
I left a bit early and went to the bus station. The bus arrived a few minutes late, but I got aboard and traveled to Helsinki. I spent the trip picking the dead skin off my lips, fiddling with my smartphone, and looking at the beautiful spring landscapes sliding by. I also ate the Karelian pies that granny had given to me as a sustenance for the trip.
Once in Helsinki, I grabbed my suitcase and went to the supermarket to buy a mint- flavored espresso and a bottle of orange juice.
I traveled home, once there I sorted out my mail. I had received a cute card from Jolanda.
I quickly unloaded my suitcase, washed two loads of laundry, hung the underwear on the drying rack in my balcony, and took the other clothes to the drying room. I took out the trash, and took my suitcase to the storage room.
I filled out some forms, dealt my pills into my Dosett, and noticed that I am running out of Dormix and Ketipinor. I have to pick them up from the pharmacy tomorrow, I also have to mail two letters to the financial worker.
Tomorrow I will go out for errands; I will mail two formal letters, pick up my medicine refills, and go east to have my old passport safely demolished.
My HoivaOnni worker will visit me at twenty to three o'clock in the afternoon (2:40 pm). I will wash the dishes and iron the laundry during the visit.
After that I will go to the gym to work out.