We’ll take turns pulling the lever.

As you speak German I assume you live in Europe so you know we have four seasons! Not 30 degrees often but we get a good 20-28 degrees for a couple months usually.

Ah, it does speak English too! And no I am not alone.

Now that’s some extensive instructions, have you thought about blogging? 😝 This is the kind of ham we have here, with skin, fat and fishnets so the ham doesn’t dry out while cooking. Though I like mine

Hey, I’m gonna smoke the ham too, never done it before. Any tips? We just have a little electric smoker with no temperature control so I was thinking of smoking the ham for a couple hours and them to the

Merinokerrasto, työhousut, islanninvillapaita ja untuvatakki, tuli kuuma tänäänkin 🥵

Miinus kaheksan.

Silence bores me very fast but it’s a very nice contrast if you are used to having to listen to the city sounds. I really should pick up reading again, it’s been completely replaced by podcasts and audiobooks.

That does sound interesting if nothing else 😁

Southern Finland has been getting it more than usual this winter right?

It was the closest suitable thing 🤷🏼‍♀️ Frosty and white, das me!

Snow is such a beautiful thing, I love it too. Is it just a few snowy days or does it actually stay cold enough to last weeks? Is it high altitude too? Otherwise I assume most of southern Italy stays on

Right? It’s not that bad when you see the positives in it. Thank you, have a great start to your weekend!

Haha yeah it can be a bit tough at times, gotta eat handfuls of vitamin D.

Not really 😂😂

Ahahahah great idea 😂

Oil plus one ilmalämpöpumppu.

I don’t have a PC 😅 No wood fire stove sadly either, some previous owners of the house have gotten rid of it. Hopefully when we do a big kitchen reno some day we’ll be able to put one back. We only have

Yes most grannies are expert sock knitters so that’s why this seems so weird to me. I have not come across a problem like this nor heard about it before. Is it a recurring thing of one off? A mistake on

Can I ask in what part of Estonia do you live in? I would assume if you live near the coast the sea would keep the weather relatively warm and not much below zero and snow in the winter.