I have been away for a while. Lived away from home for weeks. Like in Raplamaa and Harjumaa. I’ll try to summarize briefly the thrill of my life.

At the end of May, when the majority of my friends were at the festival in Tallinn, I felt that I was popular:) Among kids. I was in Puhja kindergarten and played Estonian cartoon hero Lotte, who every little (and big) one knows. There were yet others with me who who were dressed up as other known characters. I thought that its hard to fool kids - after all they have seen a lot of cartoons, and visited the theater, but they took it so seriously. Like Lotte was real. All in all a very nice experience:) (I am without make up on this picture, but it melted afterwards anyway.)

On the first Friday of June I was in a place called Tarsi in Keava. This is in Rapla. I recommend everyone to go there. Very cool place. Historical! One of the famous Vikings’ villages (back to the old times). Place where we stayed was viking style. There was Drama School camp. We, students of drama, did their mentoring practice. We had two chifts: the primary school and elementary school groups. We worked with kids in pairs. I was once again with one of my favorites - Kristel, who actually had birthday in the middle of this camp week. At the we had to put together to skits with two different groups. It was a nice experience. I learned a lot there about myselfJ I keep it to myself right nowJJ Anyway, we had a lot of fun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC7EANLWW24

A couple of days at home, and then again on track. This time I landed at Kloogaranna. There was Language(Russian/Estonian) and Art Camp, where I was a working for 12 days. I saw the so-called "Backstage" life at Kloogaranna, where we have Balchyoca cam every summer. But it was nice experience once again. The children were wonderful and talented. Still..  there were also a lot of emotions, which I at first did not know how to respond or help. But fortunately, we had a nice group of teachers and educators,who quickly resolved all the problems.  I was so lucky that I met with these people. They tought me a lot and they were so funny .Almost every night I went to sleep with a stomack ache, ‘cause I had laughed so badly before.But they liked me too, they even asked me to go back next year. And I will go .. if only the same group of organizators will be there.
I arrived to Tartu on Friday with Ron and Judyga directly from the camp and at home I changed clothes and rushed to Talis’ gradiation ceremony. Our little brother graduated 9th class (elementary school) and even director gave him a well done notification. I was a proud sister!

On Saturday, we stopped at Pille’s gradiation ceremony. She graduated schools for adults with gold medal. I went with Warpoles to see it with our own eyes.

Now I have had a rest for a week. Like a holiday. It has been like also new experience, since I don’t remember how  being on a break feels...

Today, when I’ll wake up (I need to go to bed before of course – it’s late as you can see), I’ll go to train station, where there are friends waiting for me. We’re going to Tallinna and from there to camp Balchyoca (back to Kloogaranna)Yay! For a week. So I’m out of town again.

Have a great time! 

I and my course mates came to Tartu on Monday evening to take part of every year's event - Nighttime Song Festival, which is usually held on the first night of Student Spring Days (Üliõpilaste Kevadpäevad). This year it was better than before - SO many students singing songs that basically every Estonian knows. Since Tartu University has different branches then people came together from different towns. Like us.
Again, proof that Estonians are Singing Nation.

Ps! That last song has been my favourite since I remember my existance.

"Every man has two journeys to make through life. There in the outer journey, with its various incidents and the milestones. ...
There is also an inner journey, a spiritual Odyssey, with a secret history of its own"

-William Ralph Inge