what the eyes can’t see,…

what the eyes can’t see, the heart can’t feel

context: i was told this tonight, 2 weeks before my departure. the conversation went a little something like this: jen, you’re about to have a life changing experience. you’re going see things that will frustrate you, upset you, or even fill you with joy. you’ll return home to “normal”, and people are going to ask you questions. they’ll want to know what it was like. and it’s going to be near damn impossible to sum it up, in fact you’ll struggle with your words. in moments like these, always remember, “what they eye’s can’t see, the heart can’t feel”. 

Post numero uno

3 weeks away from the start of my Baltic adventure, so today became the ‘develop your damn blog’ day. After 10-hours of blog development, I can now say that I can use a tool to code widgets. Thank you very much.

My head has been buried in my computer for the past month, researching endlessly on Estonia and surrounding areas. 2-hour ferry ride to Helsinki, Finland; 6-hour train ride to St. Petersburg, Russia; way colder than the tourism websites claim and way too underrated as a tourism destination. So book your tickets now!

Want to know something? I AM SO EXCITED! Tell everyone. Though I pour all my excitement into research and winter gear shopping, I feel so honored to take part in this program through the JDC. 20 days until 365 days in Estonia (and various European destinations), but who’s counting? Yea okay, me.

This is a formal e-invitation to join me in my upcoming journey. Ask questions, learn with me. Navigate through my blog, share a page, whatever your heart desires.

Goodnight, World.

Love,

Jenstonia