I’m quite sure if I get this cable connected…
… I can make the radio work!!!
And if you can’t get it, the voice says: “Hello, this is EA3JE [it actually says: 'echo apple three juliet echo'], ehm, good evening and thank you for getting back to my call, you are five and eight, your signal report here in Barcelona, Spain, you’re five and eight”.
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Iskäni löysi vanhoja kuvia viimeisesta vuodestani lukiossa silloin, kun me oppilaat valloitettiin koulumme, siis päätettiin, että opettajat ei saa tulla sisälle, ja me itse järestettiin kaikki luennot.
Neljä päivää se kesti, ja näköjään joku otti kuvia meistä, ja itse kehitti ne, sen takia kuva näyttää sata vuotta vanhalta. Mäkin olen siinä, mutten kerro missä!
Upeita muistoja, vähä vähä surua.
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… in a champagne supernova. I know, the quality of the video is not the best you might get, but hey, that’s what you get from a normal digital camera. And yes, the shadow shouting down there is me 
Thanks to Tytti for the footage!
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What are we coming to?
What are we gonna do?
Blame it on the black star
Blame it on the falling sky
Blame it on the satellite that beams me home.
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There we go with the grand finale of my interview upon Iran, taken from the web-radio programme Siee, Giuee, Accaso (in Italian). This time we’ll talk about transportation, neighbour countries and much, much more!
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Here below the second part of my interview upon Iran, taken from the web-radio programme Siee, Giuee, Accaso. Still in Eyetie language, apologies to the non-Italian speakers… or a good way to learn it?
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Here we go with the first part of a web-radio programme (Siee, Giuee, Accaso) in which I was interviewed about my journey to Iran (the interview is in Italian, sorry)
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Better to come about Persia
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Mutta varokaa kielimerkkejä:
Opettele gorgiaa!
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