Some Like it Hot: Sunday Sauna

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Did i mention i am fickle by nature?

So after i posted that last post i got to thinking and i realized that i didnät come all this way to not sauna. i also realized my best chances to avoid a crowd were on Sunday morning.

it was hot.

it was heavenly.

i was alone.


so now i have a question for my dear cjane:

if i take my towel off in the sauna but no one else is there am i really naked?

Comments

C. Jane Kendrick said…
Ha!
Of course.
So glad you enjoyed it.


(You'll never be the same again.)
17/9/06 2:44 PM
Melody said…
I can't believe it! My twenty-something gentleman friend from Juonsuu just called me to say that he caught a glimpse of a beautiful naked woman in the sauna on Sunday morning.

God really does hear and answer our prayers. "Hallelujah, hallelujah. hall-ay-ay-ay-lujah!"

What a blast. You go girl...loving reading all about it. I only miss you a little.
17/9/06 3:06 PM
La Yen said…
YOu can be naked in Europe and it does not count. That is in the Peark of Great Price, I think.
17/9/06 9:04 PM
dalene said…
update: we spent the last night in some fortress called hotelli kalevala--i feel like a viking queen. today weäre off to the arctic circle and santa village. iäm so happy. i think i will be able to sit on santaäs knee and pet a real reindeer.
17/9/06 9:45 PM
Lyle said…
Ahh the simple pleasures of life. Fifedom was never meant to be your lot in life.

All hail the viking queen!
18/9/06 8:36 AM
Lesleigh said…
Wow! You sound like you're having so much fun!

My day is work and maybe a trip to Wal-Mart later(although going to Wal-Mart is like an adventure sometimes).

I would MUCH rather be where you are!! Keep having fun and tell us all about it. I'll just live through you for now!
18/9/06 3:23 PM
Millie said…
Hey. I wanna be there. I'm flying over right now. :)
18/9/06 4:44 PM
Lorien said…
luvin the updates! Will miss you tommorow at GNO.
19/9/06 8:28 PM
Carina said…
I hope you did lose the towel!
24/9/06 11:24 PM
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