PANIC!!! Lost my phone charger!

Pretty much broke... and just before my trip to Belgium and Holland! It's not like I've been spending a lot, only a bit at the time. It's just that there have been so many of those times :D Now was summer soltice celebration (and it actually wasn't raining!!!) which we spent in my countryside after all. Four nights and 10 people, we definitely spent something, but much less than I had expected in the first place, thanks to the two boxes of extremely cheap beer that Jarko had got for us. Before that was the weekend and on Friday we went out with Enni and our new Finnish friends. First we had our private party with Merka and Karin in Hirve and then in another park with Old Tallinn cream and milk and then moved on to Enni's appartment. We wanted to show them some bars we go to ourselves and also wanted them to experience some cultural shock so we took them to Vallibaar to try 'Millimallikas' ('Medusa' in translation, for Cindy and Iva and some others from Villa Lucchese). First thing we saw when we got in was a guy puking and then touching what had came out with both his fingers and his tongue. Miraculously we still managed to convince them to try the drink and while we where waiting a man was playing accordion and the whole bar was singing 'Pärlipüüdja' () with Karin leading :D Enough of cultural shock, we thought and finished in Karjakelder. Next day we went to Karin's graduation, gave her the flowers and hitched to her place where we spent the whole day until she had to go to her grad party. I had just got home when she called me and said she's picking me up with a taxi and we're going out. We told Merka to come too and finally she took the last, 00.30 bus to town and met us in Juuksur, where we had a warm drink. She then revieled a little bottle of rum that she had with her which we drank in a well-known drinking place nearby. We then moved to Karjakelder again, but we're not going there for another 15 years for sure! A drunkard was sleeping at the table next to us and his friend soon moved to our table to talk to us, imitate our laughter and constantly intrude into my personal space. We also heard people imitating our laughter from the other end of the bar at least three times and a woman was yelling at us from the opposite table to shut the f*ck up, but in a less polite way. The last actually secretely made me feel great, because it felt so good to be the happy and not the bitter one. Nevertheless, we escaped as soon as we finished our drinks. The thing was, we weren't drunk at all, just happy, and I thought I just can't wait to get to Tartu where there are so many happy young people. As I told to Paula at least 100 times: can't wait for September! We met a random guy from Shanghai who we also took to vallibaar and he gave us presents from China. Then we moved on and after B-52 in Nimeta we got out of the bar and it was light. Such a party-killer!! But we still kept meeting random people and moved from place to place. Levikas, Hess, CoffeeIn and first bus/trolley/minivan home and got to sleep at 7. Pretty much the same every day in my countryside too, but we got to go out on the lake with our water-wheel at 4-5 in the morning and enjoy the complitely calm lake and the song of early birds. Now I want to go and meet Britta, she's back in Estonia :)