Three months at home ..

.. and although it feels like I've never been away - some things have changed after my travels:

• I do more sports
• I love cooking
• I have a job, I've dreamed of
• I don't feel the urge to fly
• I watch less TV
• I listen more music
• I drive slower
• I smile more often
• I accept the world
• I accept myself

• I'm happier

• And I can't stop admiring the beauty of the sky

at Home

It is not possible to describe all the happiness about being at home.
Only even looking to the sky gives me goose pimples..

Frequently Asked Questions

How it feels to be back at home?
Incredible! :) Honestly! It is not possible to describe this feeling - it is just f a b u l o u s !!

What are you doing currently?
I enjoy - the electricity, water, WiFi, fresh air, blue sky, driving my car, watching movies, speaking Estonian, silence, cleanness, etc.
I go running and walking.
I go shopping (for food) and cook different dishes.
I revive my plants.
I meet my family members and friends.

What is your plan for future?
Mmm.. there are several ideas, but no particular plan. I just browse around and work with my ideas. First of all - I want to settle down and get used to life in civilization again! ;) But I definitely want to start working soon.

What will be your next destination?
I have a dream about going to Russia and Syria.
And if I find a job option - then any European country.

Do you want rice?
Thanks, but no. Thanks.

Millal pidu tuleb?
Siis kui ma olen lõplikult otsustanud, et ma jään Eestisse. Või.. teeks ikka vahepeal ka..? ;) Ma tõmban suts hinge ja siis vaatan, eks! :)

And the winners are..!

Time to start making summaries.
I was unpacking my stuff today and took out from the luggage the things I never used and thought about the things I needed and used the most:

Most-important equipment - I couldn't have imagined life without

• laptop - by IBM - all these times..
• MP3-player - by Creative - protecting me against the sounds I didn't want to hear, plus possessing functionalities of a USB memory stick and voice recorder

Most-favorite clothes - practical and comfortable

• trousers - by cK - very thin but durable textile, perfect color for dusty environment ;) and drying unbelievably fast
• T-shirt - by Nike - suitable both for trekking and office - at least in Nepal ;)
• walking shoes - by Timberland - even after 5 years of heavy usage in Estonia and 4 months in Asia, still in perfect condition - so, although I planned to discard them before coming home, I felt sorry for leaving them behind and took with me

Most-unnecessary things - which never got out of luggage

• white skirt - by Ivo Nikkolo - yes-yes I got anyway too much attention, I'm afraid I wouldn't have survived while wearing skirt ;) And in addition to that - of course - it is more or less unthinkable to wear white clothes in Asia
• compass - by Suunto - well, there's no need for compass, when I don't know where I'm going..

Helsinki - 14:30

OhletmecheerthatIhavereachedEurope!! :))
How clean, how quiet, how .. everything.. (including expensive and cold by the way ;)
...
Another - much more historical - fact is, that I first time saw and went through e-passport control. Which is made without human assistance. First my biometric passport was scanned by one machine and after that I was allowed to step further, where I had to stand on a certain area and look into the camera, while (probably) my eyes where scanned. To be honest - my first time went not quite without "human assistance" - as I somehow put the passport into the machine wrong way and I didn't get it working. And I probably wouldn't have realized myself that l have to stand at the next area and look into the camera. But eventually it worked out and I got through. Next time I will be more experienced already! ;)
(And as always - I was first thinking to take rather the traditional passport control, but I overcame my fear (laziness?) of trying something new and took the unknown path. (And herewith I send greetings to my role-model :)