Estonian Day No. 11.

Forgot to tell about the best dancing experience in my life: in Estonia, they dance around the hole country, 1000km! They do it always in pairs or groups and each of those dances 200m. All the time, for five days. It was my host mother's turn at 1.30am last Tuesday. Juhani, Rainis, and I went with Andreas and his friend to watch it. It was bloody cold but worth it. That's what I call passionate dancing!

On Wednesday, I met Leonie in Tartu. We visited the YFU Eesti Office and had a look at an old cathedral. Then we bought a little present for Andreas (it was his ninth birthday) and then she offered me to come to her home. So we went to her place and later Ilona called to say she couldn't catch me and I slept at Leonie's place. We jumped on the trampolin (I haven't had that much fun for ages!) and played cards all night. (I won most of the games.) That was great.

Next day, we went to Tartu again and - again - visited the Office. We also had a look at some accesoire shops (the best I've ever seen) and I collected some ideas for the next birthdays (mum and Jasmin). We managed even to find postcards (harder than you can imagine) and stamps (even harder!). Andreas will get his present tomorrow, the day of the party. Leonie comes, too, and stays the night.

It was nice to talk this much German again. Never thought I could miss my native language after just a few days that much.

Yesterday evening, I went to Lähte by bike. Andreas led the way and showed me a lot.

Today, I took some photos in the nature around here. Later, I helped Rainis to bring the wood in. Then we went to Tartu (again!) and bought some stuff for Andreas' birthday cake that Ilona and I baked when we were home again. She also bought me a new mirror for my room. Ahti has already hung it up. That was really nice.

I did a lot of photos during the last days, but it seems like only Jorma knows, where's the card reader hidden. So maybe I'll ask for it again tomorrow.

Realized today that during the last five days, I have been in Tartu six times, and during these six times, I visited the YFU Office three times. :D