Orange on the sky,

Päivi and her balcony offer a fullview of San Antonio from 7 until 11 o'clock in the evening. Apple juice and some cookies are served as the sun sets down around the center where all the shops are closed today.

Copernico, Padova, Italy.

Here comes the sun!

The city just took a hold of us. When we entered to the fresh air from the station and after the first steps saw blue little flowers, everything clicked. We were out of Padova and so free!

Castello Sforzesco, Milano, Italy.

Good morning,

Singing our space songs on a spider web sitar
Life is around you and in you --
Let the sunshine
Let the sunshine in..

Montà, Padova, Italy.

Carrrrrnival,

Carnival in Venezia is one of the most famous carnivals in the world. Hanna and I went through the narrow streets meeting everything and everyone from horses to elks, Aces to Queens, traditional to modern, Cesars to transvestites. If you are any into dressing up like this... it is definitely your party!

Another narrow street, Venezia, Italy.

See your way through,

It's winter and I'm used to wet, because snow doesn't appear very often in the cold North either. But I have never met such thick for of fog before. This is what Padova is made of for a few months.

Beato Pellegrino, Padova, Italy.

Laced,

Going around the regions, Dino and I got to spend a lot of time in the train. It got into a discussion on what is passion? In the end of the trip, we had a kind of a description. Here's part of it:

"-- A passion can be for a part of a person. Abstract or concrete. Passion is something particular. Passion is a carrot, something that makes life worth living. --"

Piazza Dante Alighieri, Pisa, Italia.

My monkeys,

The funny thing is that both of these guys were in exchange in my university for half a year and when they left Finland, I didn't know neither of them very well. Now I find myself in the same car going around the Torino area.

(Near Mole, Torino, Italy)