It's been a while since posting, because there's been a lot going on recently, but now well into my short holiday from school I found the time to post here. So here's what's up.
Me and
@rrusina (Jutta, irl) moved in together as a couple.
I haven't been public of all things in my personal life, but there's been lots of brewing behind the scenes, and not all of that has been light and happy. I've been in a situation that has put me into some intense personal reflection where I had gone to the very deepest undercurrents I could reach investigating my character.
Originally she was just someone who I found in the post sorting facility in my job, who was curious enough to listen my ramblings on all kinds of stuff, like Steem (and now Hive), but I suppose things happened and now we're here, living under the same roof and sharing a life together. It's still baby stepts for me as it's my first relationship, but it's definitely a place I wanna be in.
We moved in 20 days ago to an area which is pretty close to the commuting train track but still far away enough to be a peaceful area. No drunkards here, plenty of good areas to walk the dogs, and school is in a reach of 40 minutes of bicycling. So far we are quite happy with what we got. Jutta had gotten sick of all the drunk people in her previous area, and I felt that too one night when staying at her place and waking 4 am to some drunk yelling to another one for 15 minutes straight: "are you coming or not...?"
Rent is quite cheap too, thanks to the apartment being one of HOAS' (Helsinki area student apartment association). Interestingly, we we're offered a three-room apartment, so we're having plenty of room here, and we did set up a table dedicated to our now shared hobby, to which Jutta got me into: jigsaw puzzles.
We sleep in the same bedroom, so the other bedroom is empty (excluding empty boxes there), however, I'm planning to turn it into a home massage studio where I could start treating some potential clients, once we get everything cleaned and organized.
It's starting to look like a home though after tinkering with the arrangement of the furniture most of which is dark wood, which we both prefer. I finally got some use for the chandelier which is of my deceased great grandfather's legacy. Other stuff from him was some plates and other tableware that are finding their use again in our home.
What I also did for our home was to order couple of 60x90 cm poster prints of couple of my favorite shots I've taken and put them on a wall.
Our home has not just the two of us as residents though, but two Tibetan terriers (which are actually not terriers but shepherd dogs). It doesn't get boring with these two fellas of Jutta, they always come up with some shenanigans whether it's spreading shoes all over the apartment, stealing food on our plates or shitting into a cow hoof (yes, that did happen).
It's been fun to be engaged so closely with Jutta's puppy, Tessa, growing. I've grown fond with her and her enthusiastic welcomes – she's such an passionate kisser that it's almost too much. A playful, curious but a calm personality. Too cute that dog is :3
Not to forget our other three little gerbil residents who bring more life into our household.
Another project we started with Jutta is growing some basil. We took single leafs, which I'm not sure whether it's the ideal way to do it, but it'll be a nice experiment nonetheless. And yes, they have names too.
Well, that's pretty much I have in mind at the moment. Not sure what else I should tell here in the end. Maybe that I've shifted my focus a bit more into curation instead of creation, even though I'd like at least the idea of creating more. Lazy as I am though (took a week to think what I'd write here in the end), I'm most likely not going to post much, unless some writing bug (something else than a mosquito please) ends up biting me. Though I felt this was relevant to write, because if I blog about something, I might be referring to "us" (me and
