After swimming on afternoon, it was time for another evening with our Finnish-German Tandem group. This time it was time for the Finns to cook something for us. I can say it was very good. They cooked "Aidin hyvät lihapallot", what translated means "mothers best meatballs".
Which looked like this:

Niko and Nikita in action:

I was the whole time so f****** tired, that I sometimes nearly felt asleep, all because of the swimming *gg*.
However, they also made some dessert:

Kiitos paljon! for this very nice evening, sorry that I was soooo tired ;) Good that I didn't felt asleep, because they would have painted my face *g*.
At the end of course, the vocabulary of the day:
- pudota - to fall - stürzen, fallen
- keittää - to cook - kochen
- vihata - to hate - hassen
- kysyä - to ask - fragen
- vastata - to answer - antworten
Nähdään ja nuku hyvin !
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