YFU goes to Tallinn (EN)

I was so hyped. Like a little child. I've been waiting for this event for three months. I'll finally see them again! We became such a great friends on the arrival orientation. We're getting along so well and we're in contact 24/7. There are two big things connecting us: same choice of exchange country and offensive sense of humour. I don't know if it has ever happened that exchange students became this close friends. And because we live all over Finland it's hard to meet up often and we apprecciate every minute spent together. Thank God there are trips like this. There were 53 of us in Tallinn.
We met on Saturday morning at Helsingin Satama (Port of Helsinki). The ship cruise lasted two hours, when we arived, we checked in the hotel and then went straight downtown, sightseeing ofcourse. The city is beautiful. History is breathing on you froom every corner. Medieval buildings look like from fairytale. We decided to hide in a samll café during the free time and enjoyed cheap prices (compared to Finland). Then we met YFU volunteers from Estonia on the main square who prepared a programfor us. We spent whole evening walking through Tallinn most visited places in small groups, got lost and found, ate dinner together. After that we went back to hotel. We didn't really sleep, who needs to sleep anyways?! We went through everything and came up with hypothesis that it's easier to live without knees than whitout elbows. We "woke up" in the morning, ate breafast (that took us long, because everyone was standing in the for food at least four times) and then we had free time for the rest of the day and could go exploring on our own. We met up in the afternoon and went back on the ship, where our steps followed straight to the buffet. The rest of the cruise we spent laying on the ground digesting the food and sleeping. We had to say goodbye to each other for three months right when we got back to Helsingin Satama. It was a great weekend. I already miss them all.