Merry Christmas!

My mom was thrilled to spend the Christmas out of all the fuzz. The way Christmas shows in Padova is admirable, I admit.. but still I would say people are very talented in making the fuzz for themselves. Go to the wet and wild, and run a little in the fields. It'll be enough to get you on a mood for any kind of party :)

Colli Euganeo, Padova, Italia.

Ciao a tutti,

Hanna got visitors from home so I accompanied them to Venice, once again. This time I want to send some greetings to Quirin to Germany: CIAO A TUTTI!

Ponte San Antonio, Venezia, Italy.

Snooww,

Yesterday it snowed!! I was out until about 3:30 in the morning. Hanna left the club before me and she sent me a messages saying that I should go out, because it's snowing. Of course I ran out and danced around in front of the building, in the really wet, but slow and fluffy snowfall. Wow. When I biked home, I took pictures with my mobilephone like mad and when I got home, I spent another half an hour outside taking pictures. Most of them didn't turn out so wonderful due to my condition, but I think you can get the idea of them.

Montà, Padova, Italy.

Basilico tra denti,

Nina and I made a calendar for Benjamin on his birthday. We were short on pictures, so this is the come up :D We wanted to do something strange, so Nina went more nicer way with her bright red lipstick all over than me with basilica in my teeth.

Montà, Padova, Italy.

Kengo Kuma,

Eeva (another finnish girl) and I went to the exhibition of Kengo Kuma (an architect from Japan) in Palazzo della Ragione. It turned out to be just amazing! Constructions of paper which you could go into, this one is of glass, with changing lightning.

Palazzo della Ragione, Padova, Italy.

Ciao, tutto bene,

Vicenza showed herself at the most beautiful. The lovely city was bathing in sunlight with lots of sights worth photographing and just watching for a long time. This girl was like from a drawing herself as she was drawing the wall opposite of her, listening to music from those heavy earphones.

Teatro Olimpico, Vicenza, Italy.

Untouristic Venice,

Just before the first Baccarata (tour in the little pubs in Venice), Hanna and I wanted to get to know the untouristic side of Venice. It turned out to be very quiet as most parts of the island is not populated anymore. Only the touristic sites are full of people. Most of the sellers didn't either live in actual Venice, but Mestre or somewhere else close.

Arsenale, Venice, Italy.