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Sunnuntai 🇫🇮 Sunnudagur 🇮🇸

Summer's back, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. I had a better night's sleep than my previous ones; however, it could have been better. Of course, it could have been worse, so I shouldn't complain about it.
Anyway, after breakfast, I applied another layer of spackling paste to the kitchen walls, and when I finished, we jumped in the car and drove to IKEA to replace some window shading we couldn't install. 
The Swedish dish was delicious, and they are masters of meatballs. We stopped by the craftsman store on the way back but couldn't find the thing we were looking for.

The rest of the day went fairly quickly after we returned home: spackling paste, foot massage, slumber, dog walk, shopping, planning the lesson, dog walk, working out.

The weather was incredible today. The highest temperature was around +30-31°C, typical of August, not September. Fortunately, next week will be similar, and we love the extended summer period. The deers enjoy it, too, as we can hear them bellow throughout the night. And they don't seem to do this in the distance; on the contrary, it's like they do it on our neighbour's property. This is their mating season, so it's not unusual to listen to naughty Rudolphs loudly expressing their feelings towards the lady deers.
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