The Beautiful mind of mine

lauantai 31. heinäkuuta 2010

My sugar (part 2)

Thursday 15 April 2010,
I wrote about my new little baby sugar, this beautiful shetland sheepdog of mine. Here's few pictures of her... You can see how she is grown up already......

Our family's little half year old baby, Muru

Photos by Eetu Linkola

tiistai 27. heinäkuuta 2010

Ecological clothing - Organic and ethical fashion

After a long and relaxing holiday, I’m here again, hunting for all kinds of beautiful things for my pages, intriguing, cultural and of course, fashionable.

During the summer, I became acquainted with many new things, and I have " improved" myself.
Naturalness in fashion is trend in these days and this trend has also be found in my world and will soon also in my wardrobe.
I'm in process of buying few of these beautiful clothes. Look at these wonderful products, which offers Yalo.

Yalo provides a luxurious and stylish product range for customers who want to choose an ethical and environmentally responsible products. moreover that the product is produced respecting the environment or fair trade principles, the garment should be beautiful. Yalo is stylish.

Here's some of my favorites....

by Yalo

keskiviikko 23. kesäkuuta 2010

Midsummer

Christmas in addition the Midsummer is very important celebration to me and my family.

Midsummer has always been an important festival in Finland, and ancient customs and Midsummer Eve traditions are still popular today. Midsummer in Finland is celebrated in the middle of the Finnish summer, when the days are long and in some areas the sun does not set at all.
Before 1316, the summer solstice was called Ukon juhla, after an old Finnish god Ukko. In Karelia, people had many bonfires side by side, the biggest of which was called Ukko-kokko (the "bonfire of Ukko"). At present, the midsummer holiday is known as Juhannus.

Midsummer magic is an important part of Finnish folk tradition. The Midsummer night was believed to be a potent time for magic, and magic tricks and rituals were performed mostly for love, fertility and marriage. A person’s future could also be predicted by performing certain rituals on Midsummer Eve.

Many finns leave the cities enmasse to gather around ceremonial bonfires in the countryside to welcome the arrival of summer in the company of friends and family. Going to the sauna is another essential part of Finnish Midsummer celebrations.

Many music festivals of all sizes are organized on the Midsummer weekend and a great many people are very drunk and happy ;0)

It is also an occasion when many people look for a relationship (often a rather short one).

Hyvää Juhannusta teille kaikille!!!!

torstai 27. toukokuuta 2010

Spanish-style house

Here’s the Jeff Andrews interior design portfolio. It’s a Brilliant use of color and inspired juxtaposition of decorative styles make Andrews’ layout uniquely his own.