OK, so what's been happening during those two weeks? Well, a lot... but I can't really recall everything anymore. I really ought to start writing things in my notebook. Then, when I'm all old and wrinkly, I can grab it from the shelf, gather all my extremely bored grandchildren around me (I'm bound to have a lot of them since the predictions give me 5 children, but that's another story) and start retelling everything I did in my wild youth. OK, I'm digressing again...

Last Wednesday was Megan's birthday. We didn't have a big party since she didn't want one, but went out to try out different coctails instead . And that we did! We sat in Pegasus and probably tried out the whole drinks-menu! That was fun, especially since the drinks were actively shared by the whole table and I really can't remember all of the stuff we consumed. Nobody got really drunk since it was Wednesday after all, but fun was had by all. Ohh... one thing I do remember - THE BLOODY MARY! Mickey (the owner or something of Pegasus) said that they're the best in Tallinn and I just figured he was boasting. Well, after the tasting I must admit that he might have been right. Of course, half of my bloody mary was poured on the table for no apparent reason (except possibly because the guy doing that was a little bit drunk) but I'm not too hung up on that...

On Saturday we had this whole rooftop picnic planned but since the sun wasn't informed of our plans it was cancelled and we sat indoors and had our picnic around the TV instead. There actually was a reason for that since Chris is leaving for Germany tomorrow. And she'll be gone for 10 months! 10 months, people! This is going to be weird! Gone! Lost! Among all the Australian (read: Turkish) guys she is planning on finding there. This is probably going to take some getting used to. I'm sad because she's leaving and also a bit envious and a bit exhilarated for her and....

And on more topics that confuse me: one of my friends from secondary school is getting married. I'm not announcing it widely because she has to be the one doing that but that's another issue I have conflicting thoughts about. On one hand I'm extremely happy for her because it's great when you've found the one person you want to spend your whole life with. And this guy really is one of the greatest guys I've met (and I mean that in a strictly non-crush way). But on the other hand it's a big change and I don't know if it will influence our friendship. It shouldn't because they've been living together for quite some time now and marriage shouldn't be very different but I can't be absolutely sure and that worries me. On the other hand, that's one of the things that will just happen, no matter what I think so I guess it's just one of those 'go with a flow' situations.

And one last thing: I finally got around to writing about my trip to Brazil. It's just some introductory stuff but a lot more is coming. You can check it out here. Be well, everyone!

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