tiistai 2. joulukuuta 2014
Take the change
sunnuntai 9. marraskuuta 2014
For my hero
torstai 6. marraskuuta 2014
Love to death, not to die for
sunnuntai 5. lokakuuta 2014
A ballet dancer or a firefighter?
perjantai 3. lokakuuta 2014
Learn something new
torstai 11. syyskuuta 2014
When you're gone
tiistai 9. syyskuuta 2014
How to survive in Finland?
Finland is one of the northernmost countries in the whole world and with its dark winters and bright summers it´s completely unique. Despite that, it´s easy to survive in Finland with just few simple tips.
After warming up in sauna you can cool down with some ice-hole swimming that makes you feel refreshed. The thing to remember about dipping in a hole of ice is that it will feel terrible at first but after you get up you will feel great and very alive. Just don´t stay in the icy water for too long!
When the mornings are still dark and cold, Finns tend to wake themselves up with some hot coffee. If you´re used to drinking special coffees like latte or cappuccino you should be prepared. Finnish coffee is dark and very strong and it really gets you moving. In addition Finns drink a lot of coffee, anywhere and everywhere, because they like it and it gives these mostly shy people something to do besides talking.
If you really want to enjoy the winter and snow in Finland you must try skiing. There are two skiing styles you should really consider, cross-country skiing and freestyle skiing. Cross-country skiing is really a national sport in Finland and you can do it nearly everywhere! Just do what you´re told to and don´t worry too much, it´s going to be easy and fun but at the same time a good sports performance.
When the darkness of night is appearing less and less you know that midsummer is getting closer and closer. Midsummer is a great deal in Finland and a cause for a huge celebration. The sun shines through the whole night and people have barbeques and bonfires. If you have a chance you should really take part in these parties!
perjantai 5. syyskuuta 2014
Develop yourself
keskiviikko 3. syyskuuta 2014
The story behind the name

tiistai 2. syyskuuta 2014
What doesn't kill you
What doesn´t kill you only makes you stronger. Or fucks you up mentally if your not strong enough. But I think everyone is, you just have to find the strenght in you!
I think I went through the most difficult time in my life when I was at third grade. It was early fall exactly eight years ago when I was diagnosed with diabetes. And I know it doesn´t sound too bad but obliviously it was a huge shock and it took me a total of three days crying my eyes of before I decided that I won´t cry over something I can´t change. Because ignoring obliviously wasn´t a choice I had to adapt a whole punch of new things in really short time. And after just a tiny amount of arguing against it I was willing to learn.
Even though the whole disease itself was frightening I was actually most scared about the huge amount of things doctors denied from me. But back then I was pretty much like still in these days and did not listen. The fact that I could still do stuff like before by just doing them changed my view on life. I realized that diabetes does not define me, it´s just a part of who I´m. And that applies to all. There is still things I can´t do though I want to but I´ve learned to let go those. And I´ve learned to listen to myself.
I don´t think that the difficulties with diabetes have ever made me too unhappy. Sometimes it´s hard because people don´t always realize how big part of my life this really is and how much I do to keep it in control. But honestly I think the bright side is bigger. I´ve got more self-confident by knowing I can accomplish almost whatever I want. I also trust that I really do know what´s best for me. If something, this all have definitely made me stronger, and I´ve realized it´s best to take whatever comes to you as it was a choice.
Eve X(oxo)















































