Showing posts with label badminton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label badminton. Show all posts

starry skies and heaps of snow

January 20, 2011

You can tell that school has started because there are no new posts on my blog. I spent the whole last weekend at an international badminton tournament as a line judge, and just enjoying the games. With the money I earned, I want to buy myself a dress.. we'll see :)
Today I decided that instead of going to badminton training, I'll stay home and cook dinner. And since it was light when I came home( first sign of spring approaching?), I had Pirje take outfit shots of me, despite the fact that I almost drowned in the snow.
This weekend, Getter and Kaisa are coming over, we'll have kind of a camp-out here, since my family is away and I'm afraid to be home alone at night. Expect a lot of pictures from the weekend.

thrifted top and skirt  from Viljandi, lindex cardigan, reserved over-knees


this is a blouse that I got from viljandi in autumn, I decided to wear it for the first time, it has been hanging in my closet for months!


my new over-knees , I think that these were the first thing that I bought for euros..they remind me of starry skies, haha.






Laba diena

August 12, 2010

Yes, I'm alive. Since the last post, I've been away at badminton camp and then we went to Lithuania. Camp was tough. Training three times a day and the muscle pain.. but it was so worth it.
The trip to Lithuania was GREAT! I can't put it to words really, so here is a small selection of the pictures :)
With my father in a restaurant in Vilnius. The four of us ordered a meal called Pitchfork and it was six pieces of meat on a pitchfork :) Although I regret not getting the zeppelins, which are a national dish of Lithuania.
The roofs of Vilnius.  It was amazing, but we didn't get to see the city a lot, because we didn't have much time.
In an open air museum, somewhere near Kaunas. They had made a small village of such houses and it was supercute :)
With my aunt.:)
Jachts in the wonderful and so very peaceful Nida.


The hill of crosses in Šiauliai.