Six German Days Left.

After two and a half hours at the doctor's and ten minutes at the photographer's (who the hell is so lazy to take only two photos and then say "ah, it's fine, let's stop here"?!), I'm sitting at home waiting for Luzie and Wilhelmine who come and bring me a Prague Spring. I've been looking forward to this for over a month. Sounds sad, me waiting for a cake? Yeah, might be. But this is more. This is all I missed during the last two school days when I was at my sister's wedding. I love Evi, of course I do, but it was bad timing.

So, maybe I will call the airline company today and ask how much it would cost to take one more piece of luggage. Or I will try to write them an eMail. Again. Last time, they wrote something back like, oh, this support can't help you, we have so many questions daily, we answer only the easy ones, have a look at our homepage. (The problem is, the information they have on their homepage is usually quite confusing and/or scetchy and/or inexistent.) So, let's hope for the best.

Later the same day.

I love Prague Spring! Although the strawberries were quite small... ;) Just kidding, the raspberries were delicious. Afterwards, we had a lot of fun playing several games together, Luzie, Wilhelmine, my mother, and I.

And I seriously called the airline company. The kind clerk let me wait for about four minutes when she had to ask something (which was not too nice of her because it was quite pricey) but at last I knew everything I had called her for. My mother and I decided to take another piece of luggage - that's actually not as expencive as you might think.

Estonia, get ready for all my clothes!