Where the tourists used to roam
April 25, 2021
Will Krabi rise again after the pandemic? … More Where the tourists used to roam
Tallinn, I hear you calling my name
January 24, 2021
A year ago, my mom and I visited Tallinn. Things were still normal then. … More Tallinn, I hear you calling my name
September musings
September 18, 2020
Time sure flies, can’t believe it’s September already! Here’s a short recap on what’s been going on. … More September musings
The time I traveled and saw nothing
June 29, 2020
Many years ago, I traveled to an unnamed African country for work. After scheduled meetings I was to have a weekend off at the location. I had excitedly researched all the sights beforehand thinking I would have plenty of time to explore. However, my plans were cut short.
When one job ends and another begins
June 22, 2020
In February last year, I decided to take the leap and leave my steady, permanent job to try something new. Many people said I was brave. Looking back, I think they meant foolhardy.
Happy Midsummer!
June 19, 2020
Happy Midsummer đâ€ïž … More Happy Midsummer!
An artist’s home – Ainola
June 17, 2020
Now that travel is restricted to nearby areas, many people are looking for places to visit locally. A few years back, Marion and I visited the Lake Tuusula region. The area is famous for its’ beautiful lake and rich cultural and historical heritage.
Friendly Friday: Isolation Cravings
May 17, 2020
It’s been so long since I took part in a Friendly Friday post that I feel quite rusty. This week’s topic is fun and oh so current, so I can’t resist taking part.
The New Normal
March 22, 2020
It feels absurd to be writing this post from the reality that is now. Just four weeks ago I was on holiday in Thailand enjoying time with my family. At the time the coronavirus was a faraway though. Fast forward to today and the coronavirus pandemic on everyone’s doorstep.
London Diaries, Day 4
March 3, 2020
We started our last day with an early breakfast at the Travelodge and then made our way to Westminster Abbey which was one of the top things to see on my son’s list.
The Life and Travels of Mrs Suvi 