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Tag Archives: birthdays
I left my arse in Liepāja
Last Saturday was my friend Guna’s birthday. You can imagine my excitement when it was announced that we would celebrate it by having a girls’ weekend in Liepāja. Lazy day on the beach + biking to the restaurant for dinner, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Humor, Humour, Janis, Latvia, Latvian people, Travel
Tagged beer, Bikes, birthdays, Boulangerie, Fontaine Palace, Latvian men, Libava, Liepaja, Road trip, Rock music, Wine
101 Comments
An open letter to Latvijas Pasts
Dear Latvijas Pasts, Having lived in Latvia for almost four years now, I truly thought that I had scraped the bottom of the barrel when it came to deplorable customer service. However, on Thursday afternoon, your Čaka Street branch plumbed new … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Latvia
Tagged birthdays, Complaints, Customer Service, Latvia, Latvian Post, TEFL
156 Comments
The Big 3-6
Yup, I’m no longer a 35-year-old spinster, but a 36-year-old one (who’s been ‘horny too long time’, if you believe the hype). My birthday was yesterday but as Tuesday is kind of a crap day to celebrate, I decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Humour, Latvian men, Latvian women, Old age
Tagged Birthday presents, birthdays, champagne, expat, humor, Humour, Latvia, Latvian men, Latvian women, Lifts, TEFL, Wine
105 Comments
Ice Ice Baby
After you’ve pissed off an entire country, there’s really only one thing left to do, and that is go to a place where there are lots of people from that country moving around, at speed, on very sharp objects. Yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Traditions, Expat, Humor, Humour, Latvian people
Tagged birthdays, cake, Dinamo Riga, expat, ice rink, ice-skating, Jurmala, Latvia, Latvian men, Latvian women, superstitions
114 Comments
Expat Eye is One!
Today Expat Eye on Latvia is one year old! What a year it’s been – I’ve met some amazing people, both online and in the real world, and I’m so grateful to them for reading. I can hardly believe that … Continue reading →