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Throwback Thursday turned into Throwback Tuesday for me just now as I was rummaging through some old stuff and came across a very old picture. It was taken on 4th April 1982 for my confirmation, I was just about turning 14 at the time.

Among my people, confirmation meant you were transcending to adulthood, e.g. we were allowed to stay out in the evenings, drink alcohol, smoke etc but also that we were fully engaged in working on the farm, etc. No more simple chores like weeding in the veggie garden or cleaning shoes, instead getting up at 5:30 AM milking cows, feeding all animals on the farm etc before running to school at 07:30 AM. That became later 06:45 AM to catch the only bus in the morning going to the city after I started high school/college in September 1982.

Looking forward to see your old pics! :D

Can you guess which of the boys is me? :)


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Throwback Thursday turned into Throwback Tuesday for me just now as I was rummaging through some old stuff and came across a very old picture. It was taken on 4th April 1982 for my confirmation, I was just about turning 14 at the time.

Among my people, confirmation meant you were transcending to adulthood, e.g. we were allowed to stay out in the evenings, drink alcohol, smoke etc but also that we were fully engaged in working on the farm, etc. No more simple chores like weeding in the veggie garden or cleaning shoes, instead getting up at 5:30 AM milking cows, feeding all animals on the farm etc before running to school at 07:30 AM. That became later 06:45 AM to catch the only bus in the morning going to the city after I started high school/college in September 1982.

Looking forward to see your old pics! :D

Can you guess which of the boys is me? :)


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Man your old 14 in 82 I was only a young whipper snapper in 82 at the age of 12 lol
 
Found you!
Also, what the hell (what the heaven maybe) is going on above you guys?
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you'll be surprised to know that the basis of the altar is still one that was paid for by a donation from Swedish and Finnish people who visited the village in 1710. The top part was later replaced, appr. 1780.

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In the same year, the Swedes donated a sum of money to build the organ, which is still working today and the second biggest in Transylvania. The colour has been restored recently and has now the original look from 1780.

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you'll be surprised to know that the basis of the altar is still one that paid for by a donation from Swedish and Finnish people who visited the village in 1710. The top part was later replaced, appr. 1780.

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In the same year, the Swedes donated a sum of money to build the organ, which is still working today and the second biggest in Transylvania. The colour has been restored recently and has now the original look from 1780.

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Not very suprised.
I remember that loan very well.
In fact, it has not been paid back to me, so if you want to fix that i would be happy to accept a skrill or bank transfer.

My guess was correct?
Totally based on skill and not luck.
:D
 
Not very suprised.
I remember that loan very well.
In fact, it has not been paid back to me, so if you want to fix that i would be happy to accept a skrill or bank transfer.

My guess was correct?
Totally based on skill and not luck.
:D

Oh come on, I thought we were big friends. That's what the records show. The marked part translated into English: " real brotherhood between the Swedes and the Transylvanians." :D

BTW, the Swedish soldiers were on the way to Constantinople and my people gave them shelter, food and fresh horses. :)

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Oh come on, I thought we were big friends. That's what the records show. The marked part translated into English: " real brotherhood between the Swedes and the Transylvanians." :D

BTW, the Swedish soldiers were on the way to Constantinople.

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Real bros pay back loans tho.

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You stayed for two weeks and then donated a "pouch of ducats", no repayment required or agreed. :D

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Well its hard for me to argue against that when you are reading from some sort of ancient language that only you understand.
So i guess you can keep that pouch of ducats.
 

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