Yesterday I made my presence here official and managed to get a job interview (don't put your cards on it). The lady freaked out when she saw my ID card but then later said "Oy, it really has all the information I need". British people would have serious problems with e-kool, digiretsept and everything else that doesn't come with paper mail. Last but not least I had another chance to explain where Estonia is. Yet still, I don't understand how is that possible: UK and Estonia are situated on the same continent. Hopefully they won't end up like Americans: Europe is one country and they speak French there. Upgrade yourself constantly, pretty please.
Every great adventure starts with a museum. These buttons make my heart go boom-boom:
Remember the era when Jannsen and Koidula were singing in Estonia and Victoria ruled the Great Britain?:
Found this Make-youself-a-teddy-store. 1. choose a teddy's body, 2.record a sound that it makes when pushed, 3.put a tube in it and stuff it up (stuffing is right behind me):
McDreamy in action:
We went to listen Fred Clark who is one of the warmest and sincerest person I have ever met. Especially I like the fact that his full name is Frederick, which makes me want to speak Swedish: han var så söt! I miss Sweden! Anyhow he is also on music technology course like mister K:
Listen with your hEARt http://www.myspace.com/frederickclark/music :
Sorry about the poor picture quality, my damage is that I can't handle red and blue light all together :
There were other performers besides Mister Clark.
This bassist is the happiest kitten in the world and he loves being photographed:
Everything was really good until I read the news today. An arctic storm Monika was having a disco in Estonia. That psycho woman! Seriously we don't have no snow left here. Keep on keeping on:
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Monikal on päevad ja meno-loto
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Build-a-Bear! Lapsepõlve unistus!
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