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This weekend we used our free time to rent a car and visit Repovesi Nationalpark and Savonlinna. It was cold, but also really nice with good company!

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Haven‘t seen the sun in days!

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We had lots of snow and -15 degrees! It looked like winter wonderland! ❄️

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Germany is very diverse country. In fact it as a country of immigration with a long complicated history.
We do not only have famous dead writers and "Oktoberfest", but a lot more to offer.
The 17th happiest country in the world.
This is where I live.

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The Sami is a minority in Northern Finland, more precise all over Lapland (Northern Norway, Northern Sweden, parts of Russia). They have a culture with own beliefs and traditions.
It is fascinating, how they challange their living "the old fashioned" way.

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This is a fascinating theme for me.
It's part of the finnish everyday life and gives them so much bliss.
They do it in every life situation and weapon themselves against everything. It's about the beginning and ending of life and the happiness inbetween. It's bonding with different people, but also a free time activity. But therefore more then that. It's a part of everyones character. It might be the main characteric that distinguishes normal people from truely finnish people.

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By now I'm taking this class, because I'm eager to learn more about the country and the people living here.
It is my score to understand their way of living and maybe take over some nice thoughts to make my life better. We're in a country of happiest people worldwide, did you know that?
It's a great place to learn something new and experience a life under different circumstances with midnight sun and polar nights and everything in between.

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When I came here on 19th August 2019, I first went to Helsinki.
My sister was with me and we had a really nice holiday. Every day was sunny with 20 or even 25 degrees and we had lots of fun to discover Helsinki. Maybe that is the reason why I'm so in love with this city by now and why I am sometimes sad, that I study in Kouvola and not in the capital city.
On the other hand, acommodation in Helsinki is just sooo expensive, it's unbelievable.

Now I'm in Kouvola since 23rd August. Time flies, it's already been more than a month and it doesn't feel that long. Christmas will be just in a heartbeat and by then I have to leave again.
I feel like it's going to be hard, because in 2 months from here I will feel home and settled, got used to the circumstances and life in Finland...
I love the nature, even though I miss some hills or mountains to climb sometimes. It's just so quiet around here, if you don't want to, you don't have to meet any people.

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When I was thinking about going somewhere abroad to study and live for some time, I was looking for a place with lots of nature instead of a big city. I informed myself about a couple options, but I wanted to stay in Europe as well.

That's when I found out about Finland.

In Germany when someone is talking about Northern Europe, it always means Sweden. Lots of people have been there on holiday and liked Stockholm and want to go there again. Or other people have been there on an exchange.
I wanted to do something else, get to know a country where no everyone has been to yet...