Stab the tires

I try to reach to the next level with my blog and write in english. Sometimes it's even easier to speak in english despait fact that I know too few words. So I hope it won't be hard to write in english. Please don't mind the mistakes.





Anyway, I wanted to talk about my last week, 'cause it was amazing. On wednesday I drove to Tallinn by buss. There where sth about comenius project. The students of some european countries(Hungary, Portugal, German, Luxenbourg, German, Poland, Estonia of course and and and one boy was from Ukraine, the brutal one :D) got together to learn each others culture and so on. First my teachers said that my host will be a girl from 9th grade but 1 day before the trip, they said she's actually a 18-year-old boy. My host was Aleksander. He's father is judo-coach. Aleksander and her sister Katja are judo-wrestlers (weird word) like I was. He lives alone in his apartment. First it was little strange to be alone with some guy who I don't know, but later it was okay. He introduced me his friends Nikita (he has an amazing horse) and ... gosh, I don't remember who the girl was. I like them a lot. Mne nravitsa? Da? In Tallinn I met so many great people who was involved in the same project where I was.



On Friday we had a game where all the students were split to groups and had to find some places in Old Town. In my group was a hungarian girl Dorka. While the other group members were finding the places, me and Dorka were just talking and following the others. Suprisingly we had so much in common. First it was difficult to speak with each other but later it wasn't so bad. We went shopping together (3 hungarian girls, 2 russian boys and me). Later all the students drive in Võru where the comenius project continued. I was Nikitas host so he (or SHE... honey, you know it's okay to be gay. he's not) came with me to my granny's place. He had very romantic relationship with my granny's cat. I just can't understand why cats like men more than women. Anyway, Nikita was very sweet. He wanted to kick my ass all the time. He thought I am sad when I don't smile. He can speak estonian, but we spoke in english main time. I don't know why.





On saturday I had to sing in some sing festival called "Uma pido" so I couldn't be with my new friends. But the festival was still good. When I had a strange sad mood what came nowhere and had no reason, I went to my friend and hugged her. We hugged and sang "Üksteist peab hoidma tuulte ja külma käes. Armastus annab sooja südamel mis on jääs." I try to translate it: "You have to take care for each other for the wind and cold. Love gives warmth to a ice-glad heart". There's a lovely video of that song in youtube.


In the evening I did a little city tour to Nikita, Dorka, her host and 1 other hungarian girl (sorry, I have bad memory for names). We went to the beach to see the bitch. Actually no, we were just hanging around. Don't point a finger to full moon! :D

Sunday evening was the last evening to be together. PARTY AT JÜRGEN'S PLACE! There were


hungarians - Garci (Guy, who could understand what I want to say before I say it. Like a mindreader.), Janos (vibrating guy he was shivering behind the table. very funny guy), Dorka (a girl who is very easy to talk with. in my heart already.), Vera?(like her, like her, like her) and and... don't remeber. Sorry!
estonians - some of my classmates and few of others
No one were drunk. Everyone was having just good time. We were talking about embarrassing stories, nasty things and so on. Damn, I started to love hungarians, especially our ones. Our ones :) So when I'm planning my eurotrip, then Hungary would be definitely one of the main destinations. The other is Portugal, as you already know.



We get to sleep about 1 and a half hour and then everyone started their trip back home. We hugged and took pictures. I guess now are the hungarians in Hungary. I miss them :/ Not only them but some others too. People from Pae Gümnasium are great! At least those who I learned to know.


Thank you all :) Hope I'll see you again.