
Debbies Six Word Saturday

Debbies Six Word Saturday
Release me from this icy blanket that wraps tightly around me, stifling any warmth and locking me in a relentless chill, the frozen tendrils of winter’s grasp weighing heavily on my spirit, as I long for the gentle embrace of sunlight that offers the hope of comfort and rejuvenation.

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Debbies Six Word Saturday
Akateeminen Kirjakauppa was founded in 1893, a time when the love for literature was blossoming in Finland. Right from the start, their vision was to create a welcoming bookstore where book lovers could not only find high-quality service but also connect with one another over a shared passion for reading and the latest literature.
In October 1969, the Academic Bookstore made a significant transition by moving from its original department store premises to a newly constructed building designed by the renowned architect Alvar Aalto. This move symbolized a new era for the bookstore, allowing it to flourish in a space that was not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.


Väinö Linna established himself in literature with two novels depicting Finnish society,
The Unknown Soldier and Here Under the Northern Star . The novels were critical commentaries on the literary tradition – national literature – and perhaps the last products of this tradition. The influence of the works extended to all areas of post-war Finnish society, and they provided material for a new interpretation of the entire recent past. The novels’ lush humor and folk-like speech culture renewed the language of literature; many idioms and proverbs have found their place in collections of flying phrases.
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Yesterday, December 6th we celebrated the Independence day of Finland. It was a awesome reason to enjoy Champagne 🥂


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Debbie’s Six Word Saturday

Debbies Six Word Saturday
You can sense the changing season in the air, as the days grow shorter and the nights longer. The warmth of the sun feels different somehow, as its angle changes in the sky and its rays become more gentle. The sun is lower, casting long, golden shadows that stretch across the landscape. The earth’s scent is changing too, as the fallen leaves begin to decompose and release a subtle, earthy fragrance. Can you feel it in the crisp breeze that carries the promise of autumn?

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For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
I have really bad tension neck, at the moment being on the computer is not recommended at the moment, so I’m on a short break.


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Title says it all, for six word Saturday

A moment I took time to take in the play of light and shadows in the evening. For Six word Saturday






Debbies Six Word Saturday