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Chinese New Year - 2002 is Year of the Horse







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Wow. What a long time it has been since I last posted to plasticbag.org. And what have I done in the meantime? I've been back to Norfolk to see my family, experienced the wonders of Christmas, seen Return of the King, watched ten hours of videos with my little brother, watched the snow come down and get washed away, struggled through lots of music television, had my first frank conversation with my little brother about being gay, opened and given lots of gifts, battled back to London via bus and train, gone back to work for a few days before late-night driving off to Cornwall for New Year with a selection of friends and friends of friends wherein was had much late-night drinking, (indoor) swimming, fondue-ing, walks in the wet and the dark, eating of beef and roaming around. Since I last posted I've travelled about eight hundred miles in total, including trips to Penzance for shopping, Newquay for boots and Bath for Sally Lunn's. I've driven through Indian Queens, passed by Splatt and circumnavigated Pityme. I've also read a lot of The Social Life of Information (more on how much I want to burn that particular waste of headspace later), thought a lot about Tivo and Social Software, played a lot of Knights of the Old Republic and both been bought and bought for others some of the most wonderfully entertaining porcelain cups I've ever seen. All in all, an eventful and entertaining couple of weeks.

Next up is trying to get my head together to start a new project at work (interesting one this - should have really positive, interesting and coincidentally weblog-friendly effects on BBC Radio sites), trying to assemble my thoughts for a conference at Olympia in a couple of month's time, trying to work out whether to propose a participant session for this year's ETCon (which I'm still hoping I'm going to attend), while apparently also trying to score maximum points on self-created, self-destructive and highly non-fun-for-all-the-family games like, "How quickly and effectively can I alienate everyone I work with?", "Be an arse!" and "How fat, weird and bearded can one man become?". What did you guys get up to?

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A year later


A year later 01/25/2004 01:57 PM

Helsinki Subway

Yesterday, we celebrated the anniversary of our arriving here one year ago and today I remembered why I don't get drunk very often...the day after. :)

When we left Boston last year, both Iceland and Helsinki were warmer at the time even though friends and family were joking about how cold it would be in Finland. I was filled with both relief of getting everything done in time and anxiety for relocating to the great mostly unknown. It has been an interesting year with something new nearly every day. Relocating from Denver to Milwaukee isn't like expatriating to a place where everything including the language is utterly different than anything you're used to. It's a radical change even when you know what to expect. I had prepared myself for most of the issues that face expats though it was still a year of difficult times and difficult language classes. I remain optimistic about learning the language, but I think it will take a bit longer than I had originally anticipated.

I rode with Jarkko's father, HB and the bags from the airport in a borrowed van while Jarkko and his mother took a cab. I hadn't seen the apartment prior to our arrival and when Erkki turns to me as we were climbing the stairs and says, "It was a bit of a compromise." I braced myself for the worst-case scenario and the apartment was a lot better than I had feared after he said that. The wind howled and whistled through the bedroom window that night and I started to wonder why I couldn't have married someone from the British Virgin Islands or Fiji. :) We spent the next six months renovating the apartment and taking Finnish language classes so I didn't really have a lot of time to ponder the depths of the insanity of moving to Finland until midsummer and by then I found that I had grown quite fond of this small corner of the Nordic lands.

I don't really have any words of wisdom or insight on being an expat because I have seen that nearly everyone has a different experience. Adjusting to Finland has been difficult at times and easy at other times, but it hasn't been dull. You can prepare yourself for the larger obstacles, such as the language barrier, but the little things like not finding peanut butter where you expect to find it in the grocery are what will send you into bouts of petty despair. The dark, foggy days of November sneak up on you when you aren't looking, too. It has been a year of challenge and adjustment but I am be curious to see how long it will be before Finland becomes as familiar and comfortable as home. I hope it isn't terribly soon as I'm still enjoying the newness of everything which people don't get the opportunity to enjoy very often in life, especially now that world is becoming a smaller, more familiar landscape all the time.


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The 12-Year-Old Spy


The 12-Year-Old Spy 06/08/2004 04:54 PM

e-t-a-o-n-r-i Spy and the F.B.I.: This is a pretty funny story about a kid, a secret code, and the FBI.

About six weeks later, when I happened to be off on another escapade, my mother was visited by a man who identified himself as an investigator from the F.B.I. [...] He reportedly was quite disappointed when he learned that I was only 12 years old.

[he] said "Lady, this case has cost the government thousands of dollars. It has been the top priority in our office for the last six weeks. We traced the glasses to your son from the prescription by examining the files of nearly every optometrist in San Diego."

Totally sounds like something I would have done when I was a kid.

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