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That goes for me. Haven't had many cheerful days in the last year or so. Not enough time to rest, since a weekend is too short. Depressing job, nothing interesting about it. Stupid climate, far too less sunlight. Still living at home - that can't be interesting. I came up with a possible temporary solution for those problems in november - Australia. On my own, away from home. Temporary, because Working Holiday Visa is granted for a total of two years. Seems like a good idea, but like everything else, there are also some negative thoughts. Am I even capable of doing such an outrageous thing? Where would I live? What kind of jobs could I hav

So I fired up the good old V8 and headed for American Beauty Car Show 2007 at Haapsalu. The wake-up call was at 6 am so I could join the other three american cars going there from Tallinn. It was raining and I thought the day was ruined. We got to haapsalu at 10 am and the cruise from the castle to the airfield started at 11 am. We had an hour to kill so we walked around and there were so many american cars around us :) The rain had stopped and sun was starting to come out. The best part was when the beasts were starting to wake up. A roar from here, a roar from there... I just love the sound of the V8! :D And the cruise... I don't know wh

Got a job at the same place as last year - being a mechanic. It's not so interesting as doing my own stuff at home, but hey, days are passing and money (never enough though) is rollin'. Somewhere in the past I've lost the ability to relax and I don't know how to generate good ideas what to do with my spare time. This has had a massive impact on my social life and I just don't know how to make it right. I'm fed up in the morning and depressed when I come back from work... Ok, enough of that, although I bet I could right an essay of my problems considering that I was never good at righting essays at school :D