To Tartu to measure the windows

I had to go into Tartu today to take my poster design into the Y Gallerii- where I will be having a show-in a week! Kaisa, the woman who runs the gallery- made a special visit to the gallery even though it is closed on Mondays just to let me come in and measure the windows- to calculate how many soviet white bricks I will need to block them out. I was worried about how I was going to install them without the risk of them tumbling down on somebody's head, but it turns out that there are double windows- with a space big enough between them for me to lay the bricks. So now I just have to gather enough abandoned bricks here around Mooste.
I saw an interesting installation of locks on a small pedestrian bridge near the bus depot. It looks like people just started adding locks to it- maybe for good luck or something and then it just became a fad- to add a lock. There were all shapes and sizes of locks. I even saw a bike lock. I took a small video of all of the locks while crossing the bridge as well as a few pictures. Maybe it was just one person that put them all there, but I prefer the idea of them just accruing there naturally....
The bus ride back to Mooste was pleasant, the sun was shining through the window & I could see lots of flowers in bloom and horses grazing in green pastures with old stone windmills. Looking at the scenery is about all I can manage to do in a moving bus; I have never been able to read with motion without feeling ill- so for me transportation time is reserved for day dreaming or as one of my dad's teachers would accuse him of- "wool gathering".
I spent the afternoon making another batch of paper pulp- & managed to finish covering all seven of my meal trays- with only one hand-as my other one is bandaged up- and I did not want to get any printing ink in my wound. Now I just have to pray that they dry in time- other wise I may have to invest in a hair dryer...
Estonian word of the day: "nautima" meaning enjoy.