ukria

Warm hello to you!

I come from the North-Finland and I'm studying nursing in the international group. I'm also working in three places: in nursing home, in hotel and as a cleaner in a dentist station. At freetime I practise Kyokushinkai Karate, swim in a hole in the ice, do gymnastic exercises and try other kind of sports too. My mission is to bake a perfect ryebread. Though I didn't make it yet, I'm sure I will finally succeed on some day! I love doing anything childish for instance slide down from the hills, play in puddles, have a mudfight etc.

I love India after doing voluntary work in Ranchi so I've been trying also to learn hindi but it's a little bit hard without a teacher. I would like to know each and every language in the world if it was possible.

I'm interested to have any kind of cards from you but especially related to these (in no particular order):
-loving couples, kissing people or anything love related!!
-hearts
-black and white, sepia, vintage, retro
-India
-Red Indians
-Royal family (especially of United Kingdom and Sweden)
-religions: Hindu, Islam, Buddhism, Christianity etc.
-recipes
-books, bookstores, reading people
-smiling or happy people
-encouraging, positive text or quote (in any language)
-Karate or other martial arts
-Birthday cards on February
-Christmas cards on December

Please keep the city view cards and other tourist cards for other postcrossers. :) Thank you!

I would like to know the most beautiful compliment you've ever received, a secret (c'mon, you'll never meet me), something crazy you've done, what you like most in your life or just something positive. Please date the card.

About direct swaps: I love direct swaps, especially penpalling, but as far as I'm a full-time student moreover I have three working places and many hobbies it may take a while to answer. But if you are interested to have a swap with me, please send your message straight to my email: josku87@gmail.com

"Be so happy that when others look at you, they become happy too."

Smiles and hugs from Tornio to you,
Johanna