About
This blog is by an Estonian discovering her childhood dream country Canada. Based in Toronto, but sometimes traveling. Looking for an Estonian connection in the far away country and giving away tips about what to see, what to do, what to experience. Hence the name of the blog: Toronto. Canada. Estonia.
Showing posts with label tradition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tradition. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Eventful Valentine's Day
Got a present from the co-worker.
Found little cards here and there in the apartment.
Texts from Estonian and...
....foreign friends.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Eating vastla buns!
This is how these gorgeous buns are made and enjoyed!
The thing is, that after sleighing, you can treat yourself with these.
Vastlapäev
Estonian tradition of sleighing on a particular day to have more luck in the coming year.
Google vastlapäev.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Cut off
While walking down to Tartu College on a fine and spring-looking January Saturday I noticed how the trees are cut in Canada. Little branch by branch and then to the machine which breaks it all into wooden chips and wooddust. Simple and easy.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Christmas Day dinner!
Table was festive and full of all kind of nice Christmas meals, of course vegetarian meals were offered as well. Blessed to be around these people during this very special time.
Merry Christmas!
Sleighing
When in Canada, I behaved liek one - enjoyed winter and snow, while sleighing with the original hand-made sleigh! Love winter!
Sleighing
A must when living in the countryside!
Jake got this brand new sleigh, hand-made artisan one, by the way, for Christmas and we took it out to ride. I mean I took mostly photos, though, but I got to try it too!
What can you do out of rubber?
Imagine you have lot of tire rubber available.
You can cut it to a long strip of rubber.
And make a huge snowshoe!
It is crucial to have all the wires run correctly.
Then you just try to imitate the older model, of course with a little help.
Your hands will get dirty, but you would love the result!
You can cut it to a long strip of rubber.
And make a huge snowshoe!
It is crucial to have all the wires run correctly.
Then you just try to imitate the older model, of course with a little help.
Your hands will get dirty, but you would love the result!
When in Canada, then act like Canadian!
Labels:
compact camera,
countryside,
me,
Ontario,
portrait,
tradition,
winter
It is Christmas Day!
Woke up to a jolly mood which was filling the whole house :) It is Christmas Day!
I got a cute box like that :)
Somebody had opened a box of candies, which looked so good :)
Got this very stylish present with hand-made paper! Looking great.
Somebody got $50 and a book "Tales from Estonia".
Thank you so much for your wonderful presents!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


















































