So it is the autumn peak time with Halloween and everything... which we Estonians don't celebrate. I mean, I don't really care, but it would be nice to see Halloween things in stores, have Halloween candy and dress up... well, I think it is trying to become a thing, but more in a sense that places in town have Halloween themed parties and...
Okay so this time I will write about being being tourist in Tallinn. I have shared a fair share of autumn pictures, but I was talking to friends today, who have visited me, and I keep thinking that there are so many different ways of showing your home (town or country) to someone who hasn't been there. Also, I think it is wise...
I don't normally go to my hometown too often, maybe once a month or so, but now that I did, I decided to go walk around a little and take some pictures. It is weird how the once so big place had become so tiny and adorable. Also since I don't live in the town, it was never like a hometown for me...?...
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Damn, sky looks amazing 24/7. Truly something to reach for. The news are actually actual news. I kind of stuck to the idea of trying to see how ridiculous articles publised can be, but I actually found some pretty cool ones too. So I'm quickly recommending some simple read that actually is pretty cool varia knowledge to add into conversations (especially if you...
I have missed a day (or two now) but all is well. I mean, it wasn't like I had to write every day. Actually, this feels more and more stupid. I have been thinking of several topics to write about though, so I'm going to mark these down for a change... 1. Youtubers. Yeah, I could recommend some. Also I could use some...
Okay, so. Since I decided I can't figure out anything proper to write about, I will share some nice autumn pictures since today was really a perfect weather for walking around. And maybe just some chit chat since I am feeling tiny and slightly lonely today. I love being alone though. A lot. But I don't like feeling lonely. Honestly, after starting to...
