Tere tulemast Eestimaale.
Here, somewhat fittingly, I think, Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald, the author of the first original Estonian book and the father of Estonia's national literature, welcomes me to Estonia.
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As an English teacher from September 2006 to August 2009, I taught students in Tapa, Estonia a little bit about conditionals and reported speech; a little more about creative writing and self-reflection; a few hands-on things about London, England; and, quite by accident, a little something about myself. Below is an attempt at recording and sharing what I saw, thought, experienced, and surmised.
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- The east-southeastern view from my fifth floor bal...
- My office and bedroom.That's a fern, or sõnajalg, ...
- The kitchen.
- My living room, looking towards the kitchen. The b...
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