Estonian Day No. 27.

On Wednesday I had four tests (English, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Media) of which I wrote two (English, and Mathematics) and a half (Chemistry), and of those I understood one (English) and a half (Mathematics). 

On Friday we had sportipäev. It was nearly nice. :D We had some team disciplines like tug-of-war and only three others. So that was okay. In Estonia, they have three sports' days every year: this one was the first because it was the National Day of Health. And really - I didn't hurt myself! That was very surprising, especially after what happened in Germany... 

Afterwards, I went to Tartu to meet Leonie. I bought some birthday presents for several people and new postcards and stamps - total assets: 14,28€. Later, we met Aaron and Isabell by accident and walked along the city together.

Saturday - the day after -, I tidied up my room and wrote my 18 (eighteen!) postcards. Then I took the bus to Tartu and met Leonie. We ate Kohuke and postet my postcards. Then we met Isabell and afterwards Aaron and his support person Susan (by purpose). We went to Hesburger. After having eaten, we sat around in a park. Leonie, Isabell and I left to visit Kätlin, who was ill and couldn't join us in town. (On the way, we ate Kohuke.) There we watched some videos of her former parties and had a look at the photos of her exchange year in Russia. Isabell told us about a great pizzeria, so we went there and ate pitsa. 

Isabell and Leonie with a statue holding a guitar case.

On the way to Statoil, where Juhani would pick us up, we took some photos. In Statoil, I ate a bar of Daim. That made all in all five (!) "meals" in Tartu within seven hours. Well...

Juhani brought Leonie home and some time later, we arrived at our place. Isabell stayed with me that night. We had some tea (I had caught a cold) and went to bed.

Today, we slept long (yay!) and had pannkoogid. Then, Ilona asked us whether we wanted to come and visit the grandmother or whether we would like to stay in Tartu while they visited her. Since I wanted to have a look at a beautiful cemetery I had seen on my trips to Tartu and the weather was great for taking photos, Isabell joined me and Ilona and Ahti brought us there. 

After having taken lots of photos, we walked to the kesklinn and had some Kohuke on the way there. - Die Tendenz geht zum Zweit-Kohuke...

 

 

A bus to Jõgeva came, so Isabell went home from Tartu already. I walked around in the city - Kätlin visited her own grandmother, too, so she couldn't meet me - and bought an English pocket guide of Tartu and another present. Ilona called some minutes later and we went home together.