@phoneboy That is an important note. I have been toying with the idea of writing (heh) a long post about the current state of the press and how they are helping to form all these weird cults in this world. I have the raw idea in bullet points, I just need to have time to sit down and write it.
@variablepulserate Yeah, I need to start paying attention to the weather conditions when I exercise. I have had some cases before when I have noticed that my blood pressure dives down way too fast after I have done some heavy exercise but never before it has caused such symptoms.
That was a first. Threw up after the gym exercise. It is so darn warm and humid out there that I felt like I could not catch a breath.
I find it a bit funny that in the original book title it is a man (Mannen) who seaches for their shadow while in the Finnish title it is a girl (Tyttö). Both do work with the story, but I wonder why it was changed when the title was translated…
#bookclub David Lagercrantz, Mannen som sökte sin skugga (🇫🇮, Tyttö joka etsi varjoaan), ISBN 978-951-0-44614-0
#bookclub Anna Jansson, Dansa min docka (🇫🇮, Menneisyyden paino), ISBN 978-951-24-3780-1
@matigo Well, by going to the right toilets you should be able to hear the band playing. And feel the portable toilet vibrate to the music as well. 😆
@matigo There were plenty of portable toilets, but there were still long queues whenever the mass was moving between stages. Also, the food stalls had both quiet and busy periods, again depending on who was playing and on which stage.
60,000. That was the number of guests at the 3-day Tuska festival. 20,000 on Friday (when I was not there), 23,000 on Saturday (yeah, there was a ton of people there), and 17,000 on Sunday (there was clearly more room than on Saturday).