Finally, we can say that spring is coming to Finland, these last days the sun is shining (not as in Spain obviously), but at least it´s sunny! It´s still cold, but we have more than 0 degrees, so it is a good new. I still wear gloves and scarf but I left my boots at home and I can wear sneakers so I am really happy with that. I think that sun is very necessary for everyone and it makes you feel happier and more active with your daily life. So, I had some stuff from university to do but I wanted to enjoy the sun so I went to Naantali (it´s a very beautiful and peaceful place), to Kaarina, and I spent more time in the street with the warmer weather. I also went to Helsinki because I had to go to the embassy and it was snowing in the morning but then the sun was shining so it was a very nice day. I am looking forward to the warm weather and go outside without gloves or scarfs, but now I feel much better with the sun in our days. I hope it will continue like this more time. Let´s enjoy the sun!!
I have to dedicate one post to the alcohol because it´s really expensive here! First of all, you can´t buy "hard" alcohol at the supermarket, as you can in Spain. Here, at the supermarket, you only can buy some beers or cider (maximum 5% of alcohol) but nothing else. So, if you want to buy wine, vodka, gin, or beers with more % of alcohol you have to go to a specific shop, called Alko, they are near supermarkets normally, and for example, in Turku city centre there are two. But, remember this: if you want to buy alcohol you have to show your ID card, but also the people who go with you have to show it (one time I went with a friend but it was me the one who was buying and I couldn´t because she didn´t have it). They say that they do it to have control of the alcohol, but they don´t count the consuming of each person or something, it´s just a different shop because it´s from the Government so it earns money with that. Furthermore, they have another restriction, if you are 18...
Comentarios
Publicar un comentario