Posts tagged as "final fantasy"

Flakes of snow

Faint showers of snow lately and temperature around zero degrees, time to change my footwear to winter shoes. Ever since the city bicycle season ended, I’ve had a hard time to reserve more time commuting to work, as road construction work makes public transport much slower than usual. I have however always walked back home, … [ read more » ]

Cloud in various meanings

Rather rainy lately, but when it has been possible to take a walk outside, the muted colours in clouded grey looks quite nice. Even November has its moments then. Football night One evening I went to watch another UEFA Europa Conference League match, this time between HJK Helsinki and Eintracht Frankfurt. HJK got thrashed two … [ read more » ]

Leaves come falling

Fewer leaves clutching on to the trees and most of them have fallen to the ground. November means city bike season is over, which I’ve been using more than I initially expected, but it turned out to be much nicer and quicker to get to work and back due to the major road construction site … [ read more » ]

Double bill photo exhibition

Clocks got adjusted again today, this time one hour backwards. So while for a moment the sun will rise sooner, the trade off of it setting sooner in the afternoon is harsh especially after leaving work in the dark on a soon rainy November. Indoor activities I finished reading the book about why one should … [ read more » ]

Autumn breezes

Another week went by. Temperature has been hovering a tad over zero outdoors and indoors I had to turn on the radiator a bit. Wool socks are also back in fashion. Football and art The main event of the week was going to watch a football game at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium, where the national … [ read more » ]

Autumn is coming

The weather hasn’t felt like autumn yet as it has been unusually warm. Not sure is it a good or a bad thing. I went to see Aki Kaurismäki‘s latest movie Fallen Leaves at Cinema Orion, which was sold out (quite rare, that). The movie offered no surprises, it was a classic Kaurismäki tale of … [ read more » ]