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We are not alone
Soundtrack by Keith Kenniff: soundcloud.com/keithkenniff/04-isostacy
We are a collective. We share the moments of joy and sorrow. We share the memories, but we also forget collectively.
And what's most important, we would have no language to share these thoughts without each other.
We are a collective. We share the moments of joy and sorrow. We share the memories, but we also forget collectively.
And what's most important, we would have no language to share these thoughts without each other.
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What comes to the color... I disagree =P Finns are still mostly Lutherans, and they rather choose to be "plain" =D And the picture actually proves it. Only one has chosen to be colorful.
finnishnightmares.blogspot.fi/2015/10/smile.html
This is a place where people can lit a candle for those who have been buried somewhere else. Tampere is rather big city in Finnish standards, growing rapidly, and many have moved here from other parts of Finland.
Thank you Puchinpappy!
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