Graduation Dress

As I am not graduating anytime soon or, like, never - because for that one must go to school. After reading numerous posts about graduation dresses, I put on mine and became the prettiest girl in Tesco.

Have you ever seen how Russian women sunbathe? They stand and move along with the Sun:

With Vagabond heels, red lips and a right man in my arms - I felt rather pretty on that day:

"She is almost 20 and doesn't know how to use make-up" faces vs. unlimited amount of money I save every month. I am still winning. (the lip colour is natural, I was born that way):

Me and Regina are planning to throw a party that adds together our birthdays and also is a lovely way to meet up with our friends after returning home (me from England and R from the Netherlands). It is held in Estonia in the beginning of July. It makes me giggle already:

The days of our lives

We bought the tickets home. We bought MacBook Pro. We bought Ben & Jerry's and berries. And now we are living our champagne lifestyle with a Mõmmi lemonade budget until we will fly back to Estonia. My birthday is in July this year (party warning!).

*tweedy - showing a fondness for outdoor life

It's that part of summer here, when everything has stopped flourishing and is, like, just green. It feels like my birthday was one month ago. Must say that I miss spring:

It would never have occurred to an English person to stick their tongue into another person's mouth. They would be still just holding hands if the French hadn't invented it:

"Damn you, CCTV" said the girl and ran away:

Note to self: next time photoshop your hobbit legs:

Like you care what I ate today:

The positive side of living in the UK - Apple computers and Ben & Jerry's (I don't even like ice-cream) are ten times cheaper than in Estonia:

Our first Photo Booth moments - worth spending our last pennies: