By
popular demand (or rather repeated demands by one person) here’s my blog – in
English! Because writing in Estonian is too mainstream! Oh, wait... That
doesn’t make much sense. Neither will this blog! Hah!
Now,
I know I could have just continued my old blog and started writing it in
English but honestly, that would have messed with the aesthetics of the whole
thing and everybody knows I’m all about aesthetics. Not to mention it would
confuse the hell out of my grandparents. So, here’s my new blog: uncensored
(not that my grandparents don’t already know that I’m a raging alcoholic –
they’ve seen the videos), completely in English (some Estonian might slip in
from time to time) and lacking a narrative. It’s just going to be about the
stupid things I’ve done, the stupid things I’m still doing and the stupid
things I will most probably do in the future. Let’s face it: I have a habit of
making horrible decisions with hilarious consequences. Hilarious for others,
not for me.
So,
a quick recap of my life for those who don’t know me. I was born and raised in
a depressing smalltown in Estonia. I went to the university when I was... older
(majoring in psychology) and at the age of 22 I went to Japan for the first
time – a decision that has shaped my life thusfar. I had fun, came back, was
miserable, entered a study abroad programme and moved to Japan for a year in
September, 2013. Had fun... Lots of fun... Came back to Estonia and... well,
here I am. 25, unemployed, with a useless degree in psychology and having no
clue as to what to do in the future. Yay me! My parents must be so proud. Honestly,
when I was younger I imagined that by 25 I would’ve already achieved something
but I guess life never works out the way you want it to. Not that I mind
though. I’ve experienced so many amaizing things and made great friends in the
past few years. I don’t regret anything. My year abroad was the best time of my
life thus far. So life didn’t work out the way I expected it to – it’s been
better (and far more interesting) than I thought it would be. Sure I don’t have
a job or a love life but I have tons of experience living in Japan and a lot of
new friends all around the world.
Pity
that I can’t pay my phonebill in experience though...
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