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Ootteko miettiny että Koskelan Jussista, joka joutui suurten nälkävuosien aikana tyyliin kymmenvuotiaana lähtemään kotipitäjältään pakolaiseksi ja menetti vanhempansa nälkään ja tauteihin ja jäi siksi Pentinkulmalle pappilan elätiksi, oli varmaan oikein erityisen super kivaa nähdä sisällissodan jälkeen kotiin palanneita puolikuoliaiksi nälkiintyneitä tuttavia ja kuulla tuttavien kuolleen niillä leireillä nälkään. Sitten vielä kun Jussin, jonka ahneus ja nuukuus juontavat nimenomaan siitä nälkävuosien traumasta, esikoispoika, ainoa teloittamatta jäänyt poika, on siellä nälkiintymässä. Myöhemmin vankilassa ei ehkä nälkiintymässä yhtä pahasti, mutta eikö olekin kiva aatella miltä Jussista on pitänyt tuntua :)

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The way I am STILL thinking about this outfit…

really good text from my sister in law

The summer is an exceptionally exciting and in many ways uncertain time for KK. It is very possible that he will be traded to another NHL club before the start of next season. However, at this stage everything is still quite calm, and there are no direct transfer rumors anywhere. ”The rest of the summer may then be more urgent and quite interesting in that direction.” ”I should be able to play and I want playing time above all else. You always know that a transfer could happen at any time. It's a business and there's a certain uncertainty about where I'll play next season. The NHL is a tough world in that way," Kotkaniemi reflects. Purely from a playing career perspective, a transfer would be very important for Kotkaniemi. On the other hand, a transfer always involves many things outside the rink. For example, he and Jarvis moved to the Hurricanes at the same time five seasons ago. “He’s a good friend of mine. Ultimately, we have pretty similar, easygoing personalities and we get along great when we play golf, for example. He never really has bad days.” “The hardest part about a potential transfer would definitely be that I’ve lived in Raleigh for five years now. That has given me time to build a lot of life and friendships.” Even though the two might play on different teams against each other next season, Kotkaniemi is very pleased that Jarvis promised to play for the Aces during a possible lockout. ”It’s really good that it’s now completely black and white,” Kotkaniemi laughs.