January jam.

My long lost friend wrote me a letter this week and asked how I was doing. While I composed a response, I understood that life is pretty fucking awesome right now.

 Of course there is a lack of university degrees and surplus of female hormones, but that just keeping the reality in and fairy tale out.

First of all it is fantastic to attend a surprise birthday party

 that has the most astonishing serving ever:

Since the birthday boy and co are going skiing in Austria, 

there is only one way of taking vodka shots:

It has been a while since I attended a birthday party 

that had separate table for kids (us) and grown-ups (them):

"I miss birthdays parties that are held at McDonald's" 

that's what he said:

Then we sneaked out to have 2.7% beer.

Rebel is our middle name:

The madame on the picture tried to dance with everyone. 

Here the DJ politely tries to decline:

Few days later I went along to see the Misters' band practise.

Only thing they need and trust is electricity:

They are going to Tallinn Music Week and needed an inviting and exciting profile picture.

I recommended them to take their shirts off, but they did not listen.

NO RAGRETS!:

I got bored and made more selfies than should be allowed. 

Biggest fan:

"Human, you are annoying":

The biggest and coolest dog I have ever met:

No time to make band pictures.

Dogs before bros:

A little glimpse of Riga and working abroad.

However my winter vacation just started and I'm heading to Copenhagen.

For the sake of dog:

Family's Christmas.

Better late, than arrive ugly. Better late, than never.

 Better with friends, than alone. 

The most idyllic evening waited its time on a film roll. 

Now it's out and ready to induce nostalgic feelings. 

Merry Christmas...

wait...what?

Sisters from another Misters,

and brothers from another mothers:

 Idyllic (adjective) - extremely pleasant, beautiful and peaceful.

Look it up!:

A lot of catching up to do.

A lot of news heard.

A lot of googling after.

A lot of muscle pain from laughing:

Bravo to the chefs!

We have come a long way from fast noodles and LV, now it's salmon and fancy cocktails.

Growing up is so awesome.:

The "let's make silly faces" picture,

our theatratical skills are overrunning the place.

What emotions! Amazing silliness!:

Our brother Carlovich was greatly missed, 

at that very moment he was in Kuressaare and doing crossword puzzles with his girlfriend.

But we had a drink for his sake:

The older you get, the more helpful are the youtube videos 

that remind you what you did last summer:

To joy of understanding that life is rather good:

"School is a bitch" he said:

Three girls, four cups:

Until we meet again!