My parents arrived in Paris yesterday, carrying a little bit of Finland in their suitcase.
First of all, they brought us a tiny pine with some Christmas decorations. The tree seems to be seven years old and now waits in the kitchen to be properly planted. It will be interesting to see how it will like French climate and after how many years it has to be moved to the balcony?
In addition we received almost ten kilos of fish caught by my father in our summer house lake: salmon (järvilohi = landlocked salmon) and pikeperch (kuha). They were frozen when they left Finland and arrived intact upon arrival in Paris. I put them directly back to the freezer together with some berries sent to us by friends of my parents. No shortage of organic, local and healthy food this winter!
Do you think we will manage to succeed in creating a fine Franco-Finnish Christmas in Paris this year? What about you: how is your own Christmas coming along? Do you have influences from different countries and cultures? I would love to learn more about you!
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Excellent post. I love those Christmas decorations on the table. If You want to see snow, then check my post presenting:
World’s Biggest Snow Castle.
Hyvää Joulua.
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Thank you Sartenada for sending some snow to us 🙂 Your post looks lovely and the photos are stunning!!
Hyvää Joulua, Merry Xmas, Joyeux Noël to you and the loved ones!
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Looks like you are going to have a Franco-Finnish Christmas this year 😉
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