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Finally made it to Tartu
After 11 hours in flight, 5 hours in airports, a cab and 2 hour bus ride - I finally made it to Tartu. I didn't sleep at all during any of this, so I was quite delerious when I started the final 2 hour bus ride from the airport in Tallinn, Estonia to Tartu. After being wedged in between people for 11 hours of flight, I was looking forward to …
Hunting in Estonia
... over under hurriedly taking off his scope and dropping it in the grass in order to use the shotgun in the woods at close range. I hightailed it too, grabbing buddy’s scope, not wanting to miss the action but also being careful not to be too close to the gunfire! Alas, no shots were fired and we never found the poor creature. We searched the tree tops and grounds to no avail. The little creature probably dove into his warm little tunnel or ...
Head Halloweeni
... br>
So, once we were finished we put candles in the pumpkins and lit them. Everyone found out how fun and easy carving pumpkins was.
After the party I roasted the seeds and my roommates and I ate them all week. We also made bread with the pumpkin guts. It turned out well. We ate two pans of it in only a couple days. We froze the rest of the pumpkin, so if anyone has food suggestions, let us know!
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Tartu Kevadpäevad
... t doing it for me.
We stuck it out a few songs and eventually gave up and went home to study for our Estonian exam tomorrow. I was glad we went. You can really tell this is important to the locals. I'd never seen so many youth gathered in one place, I don't know where they all came form. It was fun to take part in some local traditions though. It created a unique sense of community.
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The Terminator
So long story short, I had to get out of one of my classes and replace it with another. It was all a huge miscommunication between computer systems and students, unfortunately we got the short end of the stick. Anyway, I'm now in two small night lectures ( from 6-8 ) on Tuesday and Thursday. The first is about Archaeology of the Ancient Near East, and the second is History of Religions of the Ancient Near East. I'm pretty sure I've heard the same lecture for both classes each week, ...
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