RE: A stolen Christmas recovered
I just don't like Finnish crowds as they have no understanding of how to behave when there are more people in their vicinity than they can count on half a hand of fingers.
I don't get it. Why indeed are Finns so stupid in crowds? Me excluded of course and few other people who usually avoid crowds because all the OTHER people there behave like idiots. :D I've always hated crowds because what you said. But is it really only Finns? If it is, that's it for me. I'm moving.
selection of traditional casseroles that all taste the same
You said it! I've never liked those traditional casseroles. And I was stupid enough to teach my son to not like those too, even though a parent should know better not to pass on their own dislikes. But I think he didn't loose anything with this thing.
Darn. I think I'm not a Finn.
Not only Finns I would guess, but in countries where crowds are the norm, like large cities, people have much more "intuition" in crowds. Tokyo crowd flow is amazingly smooth.
I don#t know why people get so into the casseroles, I assume it is tradition alone that drives it. In Australia, Christmas fare s usually much more diversified and changes year to year.
Somewhere warmer would be ideal perhaps :D
A bit warmer, yes. Except in wintertime. Then a bit colder. :D
I am not liking these dark Christmases of late - more to come in the south it seems.