Of summer and the Weekly Wrapup

Somewhere in between it was June all of a sudden. In Finnish June is kesäkuu, which many people think comes from the Finnish word meaning summer, kesä. It actually is derived from a word for kesanto, a sort of ley farming where a field is left not planted for a year or longer.

However around here the summer is usually thought to start from the beginning of June. In the end of May or beginning the June the schools go out for summer and the kids and their teachers are set free. More or less.

During the short summer there's lots of light here in North. Norther you go, the less there's night time. Way up North the sun won't go down at all. It's a nice change to the long and dark winter. No matter if sleeping in all the light can be tricky business.

Did you miss these during the last week? (eg. Weekly Wrapup)

• Twitter Tuesday: Should I follow everyone back? - "-- you won't in any way be able to keep up with even close to everything they Tweet."
• Sorry, I don't think I'm the right person to do this - "Admitting you can't do something is pretty big step."
• Marketing Basics: The reason - "As fine as your product or service is, it's not going to sell itself."
• Stones in my pockets - "I filled my pockets with stones so that wind wouldn't catch me."
• Squirrel (The best photo I've ever taken) - "Or I wasn't fast enough to capture their fast paced essence."

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