Mine Guri

Mine Guri is a Finnish idiom or saying. It translates literally to "my furrow" or "my groove." The meaning is often contextual, but it generally implies a sense of personal preference, a well-worn habit, a comfort zone, or doing something in a way that one is accustomed to, even if there are arguably better or more efficient methods. It suggests sticking to one's established routines and patterns. The expression is often used when someone is hesitant to change their habits or way of doing things, or to explain why they are not adopting a new approach. The speaker may use it to politely justify their choice. The phrase implies a degree of stubbornness or adherence to tradition, but also acknowledges a sense of personal comfort and familiarity.