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How to visit Tallinn for less than 80€.

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If you follow me on Instagram you will probably know by now that a couple of weeks ago I spent a weekend in Estonia’s capital, Tallinn. As always, I’m a student. In approximately 8 months I’ll finally finish my university studies, but I guess I will be still broke by then. Which means that I will still have to travel on the low budget side of life. But hey! Less is more right? (Meh, sometimes is not 😀 ).

Following the same philosophy of my post How to visit Riga for less than 100€’ I decided to give you few tips about how to visit the biggest city in Estonia for what I would consider a low budget for a weekend. 

*Disclaimer: the prices may vary according to the season and availability of services. If you are traveling from other city that is not Kaunas it might be a bit more expensive or cheaper. Also I’m not getting sponsored by sharing anything of this, it’s just all from my own opinion and belief.The trip I’m presenting here is a weekend trip: leaving Kaunas on Friday and coming back on Sunday, 2 nights and 3 days.

1. Bus from Kaunas to Vilnius and back: 6€

The buses we will be taking this time depart from Vilnius. When I went to Tallinn I was traveling with Ecolines but researching a bit on the net and talking to other travellers I found PolskiBus, which happens to be a cheap bus company from Poland and from now on, your best friend to travel around the Baltic States.

You will need to get to Vilnius if you live in Kaunas, but if you are living already in the capital of Lithuania, well, you can save up those 6€!

2. Bus from Vilnius to Tallinn and back: 24€

Yes. Unbelievable right? Even cheaper than going to Riga. And this is the normal price. I’m not really sure if you can get student discount but, you will be paying 100 zloty (the currency they have in Poland) which is actually 23.42€ to travel more than 1100km by bus. 

The journey is a bit long, it takes about 9.15 hours in total, but still faster than with Ecolines, which is 11 hours. 

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3. Place to sleep for 2 nights: 0€

Now this is something very personal. When I went to Tallinn I decided to try CouchSurfing for the first time. It was a really great experience. If you’d like some more privacy (with CouchSurfing you get basically none, but hey! you meet interesting people and travelling is all about that right) there are some nice hostels and hotels. For me I rarely pay lots of money to sleep. I sort of feel that I’m committing a crime. If you would like to CouchSurf, we stayed with Rainu and Andres, they have hosted more than 1,000 people (not at the same time of course) and they have such a cozy and nice flat. And they have a dog too!  

4. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for 2-3 days: 36€

This is a very approximate price. Of course it all depends about how much you like to eat and how many beers you like to drink while having dinner. But for 4€/day you can easily have breakfast (a nice coffee and some croissant) and for 7€/day/meal you can get through lunch and dinner without starving. 

5. Tour around the city: 0€

They do this tour once per day and it leaves at 12:00 from the city centre. We didn’t join it but from what I could research is a total blast of a tour. Great info, free (of course if you liked it very much you should support them with some tips, but if you don’t want to, you are free) and most important, in English. 2 hours walking around Tallinn and getting great information and history straight from a local.   

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6. Museums and towers: 10€

It’s up to you. If you are not into visiting the heritage of one city you will probably spend nothing here. My favourite tower and attraction to visit in Tallinn were Kiek in de Kök and walking the City Wall of TallinnBoth of them are 10€ without student discount. With the ISIC you can get them for 6€. (Really, get that card right now!).

And if you prefer not paying for this sort of things, there is many and plenty of free stuff to do around Tallinn too.

Overall the price for the proposed plan is 70€ per person and per weekend. If you add 30€ for emergencies or munchies or some souvenirs, you can get a really good deal to visit Tallinn. 

If you finally decide to go visit this city, let me know on the comments! 🙂

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That time when I was asked to speak in public.

Not a long time ago, a friend I have from the Vytautas Magnus University (yet another university here in Kaunas) that belongs also to the Miguelio De Cervanteso Club (a Spanish language and culture club based here in Kaunas too) asked me if I could talk about my experience as a Spaniard living in Lithuania.

They organise it every year: (this year’s was the 5th time) a cultural week where they talk about Spain, bring Spaniards and cook Spanish food among lots of other stuff. And it’s quite cool and interesting. Primavera en Español (Spring in Spanish) is how it is called. It’s not the first time I’m part of it, but it was the first time I had to talk about me for about 15 min in front of 40 people (more or less, didn’t count all of them).

When I was first asked I thought it would be a cool idea and another reason to help me carry out one of my 2015 resolutions: step out of my comfort zone more often

You might thing that since I have a youtube channel and I video-blog there often I don’t have any problems when talking in public. Well, I do. Talking to a camera when I’m alone (or almost alone) is one thing (you know, I can always edit if I seem super shy in post production. Well, by post production I mean when I’m home with a tea and editing the video, I just wanted to use a fancy word that cool videomakers I look up to use very often, hehe) but talking straight to people, making eye contact, and trying to keep them entertained and not babble when trying to speak is sometimes quite challenging.

It went all good. They had fun, I enjoyed and felt like I took a mini step forward in overcoming the talking-in-public-gets-me-very-sweaty-and-nervous thing.

Yey!


 

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All the things I want to achieve in 2015.

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Hey there lovely fateuser.com readers! How’ve you been? I have been quite off from the media world for a while now. But I’m really excited to get back and have much energy and stories to tell.

Before the 2014 year finished, I wrote a post about all the things that I wanted to achieve and what I really did.

2014 was a quite exciting year for me. I did so many things. In fact, it probably was the best year of my life so far. It wasn’t just luck. I worked hard and put some (quite a lot) effort in it to make a super-wonderful-fantastic year.

Nevertheless, when I was coming back to Lithuania on the 3rd of January, I couldn’t help but think about all the things that 2015 will bring and all the plans I want to do.

So ladies and gents, getting to the point, here are All the things I want to achieve in 2015.

1. Tavel as much as I can.

For 2014 I wanted to visit 5 new countries. And it didn’t happen. For this year, I’m not planning to visit X number of countries, I just want to visit as many new places as my time & money allow me to.

2. Eat healthier.

I am not a junk food addict. My favorite drink is water. I do eat veggies. The only thing I don’t eat is fried eggs. I don’t really know why, it’s just that I don’t like them. So dude, you already eat healthy, don’t you? I could say yes. But I’m going to go for a no. Sometimes, what I used to do is open my fridge and eat as much food as I find (e.g. sausages, cheese, tomatoes, chocolate) until I was totally full. And that was my lunch. Also, I’m a restaurant lover. But I totally can’t afford going to restaurants every day. Not even three times per week. Oh, and let’s don’t forget the munchies. Snacks. Sweets. That’s why, this year I want to cook for myself more often, try to reduce to 0 my intake of snacks and eat a proper and balanced diet. Yes mum, this time I’m going to try really hard.

3. Run a marathon.

If you’ve been following my blog for a while now, you probably know that I love running. Even though right now I’m not running at all (call me weirdo but running with icy streets where you can die it’s not really my thing) I do enjoy the feeling of my heartbeat speeding up and sweating a t-shirt. Last year, my friend and I became half marathon finishersIt was one of the best experiences of 2014. This year I want to step up the game and go for the full marathon. Do you think I’ll be able to finish it? Make your bets!

4. Read more.

I do read a lot of articles on the internet. And also I do read a lot of uni papers and medical books. That’s not the type of reading that I mean. I have approximately 8 books at my place (here in Kaunas) that I haven’t read because I didn’t find the time to attack them. This year, I’m going to organize my free time better and I’m going to read at least one book per month. And to prove it, month after month, I’ll make a short review of it on my blog. Yeah, exactly the same kind of homework that I was doing for high school. It seems that some stuff never changes.

5. Step outside my comfort zone more often.

Bungee jumping. Solo backpacking. Talking in public. Heights. Aerostatic  All these four things have one common factor, they terrify me (in a different magnitude of course). But yet, they are things that I want to do. I have been to high places before and so I have spoken to many people too. I just want to fight those fears and overcome them. It never gets easier, you just get better.

6. Re-learn a not-that-new language.

As a child, I was always talking to my parents and family in Catalan and Spanish. So I grew up being a bilingual person. Later on, in elementary school I started learning english. It was only in secondary school when I started learning my fourth language, French. I studied French grammar, vocabulary, phonetics and all the rest of the things that you study when you learn a language for 6 years. Right now my Lithuanian is way better than my French. And that’s sad. Not because I don’t like Lithuanian (in fact I sort of have a crush for this old-and-mystic-baltic language) it’s because I almost completely lost one language. When I first came to Lithuania in 2010 my English and French languages were quite similar (i.e. I sucked a lot in both). But still I was able to hold a conversation. Now not anymore. And it upsets me quite a lot. That’s why, this 2015 I’ll look for a way to practice my french (if there’s any french speaker reading this, please contact me, I can provide you love in exchange). In fact, at the end of this 2015 I want to be able to make a video for my YouTube channel in which I will tell in French all the things that I would have done this year. It will have English subtitles too. Wish me luck!

7. Work on my punctuality.

I don’t know if it’s because I’m Spanish and my mediterranean-latino soul doesn’t let me, but I’m late sometimes. Not that often as it used to be but still. And I don’t like that. I will try to not be late (if there’s not a major cause that impedes me) never again from now on. As once a good friend of mine told me «Punctuality is the politeness of Kings».  It is time to behave as a King then.

8. Publish twice a week exclusive content for you.

You, the people that follow what I do are my ultimate motivators to keep me doing this. I do love when I get a new comment (I don’t like them very much when they come from haters) and I can see that what I do, write, film, photograph reaches someone. That’s why, for this 2015, I’m planing to publish two posts (with informative stuff, not just random bullsh*t) a week. They will be published on Mondays and Fridays, usually in the morning. Hell yeah.

9. Go for a solo travel.

This has to do with the number 5. It is one thing that I always wanted to do but it sort of terrifies me. It’s a mixture of feelings: fear and excitement. I have many friends that have backpacked solo (i.e. totally alone, with no friends, even thought they made friends on the way) and they said that it has been one of the best experiences ever. So, this year, even if it’s for 5 days, I’d like to give it a try and see what happens.

10. Do something productive every day.

Don’t you sometimes have the feeling when you spend the whole day in bed or watching TV that it was a sort-of-lost day? Well I do. I don’t like when days go by and I don’t live them as I should have. That’s why, for this year I’d like to do something productive every day: study, write here, write somewhere else, read book, read magazine, photograph… You know what I mean. Stay cool. Stay productive.

 

And these are all the things that I want to achieve this year. Of course, in case you haven’t done that yet, I have a bucket list that you should definitely check. And hey, if you have good ideas to add to my bucket list, please write it down in the comment section.

I believe that luck comes if you work on it. Work hard, be constant and don’t loose hope.


 

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The 10 things I wanted to achieve in 2014 and what really happened.

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On the 1st of January 2014 I published a post on my blog (written in Spanish) about the 10 things that I wanted to achieve in 2014. As the end of 2014 is getting closer, I decided to go back to this post and see if all my New Year’s Resolutions for 2014 had been conquered or not.

I’ll go one by one and see what happened:

1. Scrub in a surgery: Yey! One thing that I can cross out! I did assist in one surgery, it was a thyroidectomy (removal of the thyroid gland). It was such an experience. Even though I couldn’t stay there until the end because I almost fainted  (too many emotions and feelings all at once) but it was a remarkable day. I really can’t wait to get into my surgery scrubs again and jump (or better, enter walking calmly) into the operation room.

2. Get my driving license: Nope. Didn’t happen. Yet. Again. I’m 23 years old and I can’t drive a car. But the thing is that I never felt the need to drive one. Whenever I’m back home in Spain I go everywhere by bike or public transport (the same I do when I’m in Lithuania). Anyways, I’ll try to sort it out this upcoming 2015. Do you think it will happen? Make your bets!

3. Visit 5 new countries: This one didn’t happen either. But well, this January 2014 I was visiting for the first time Rīga (Latvia). I had been in Latvia before, but really, Daugavpils (the city I first stepped in in Latvia) was one of the most non-latvian cities I’ve seen. Almost no one spoke Latvian there. I liked the capital that much that I got back with my friends in November 2014.

Also, this summer I did my first intercontinental trip alone. I went all the way to South Korea to visit my friend and we traveled around the country. Such an amazing and memorable experience. I will definitely go back there.

So even though I didn’t visit 5 new countries (technically I only visited one new) I can’t complain at all about my trips this year. And wait for 2015, because it will be full of adventures as well!

4. Instagram more: Well, this one I totally managed to do it well. My followers number has increased, but what’s more important, we are a community there. We interact, I tell you about my trips, my day-a-day and you tell me about yours too. It is by far the social network that I love the most. If you don’t follow me on Instagram, be sure to check @fateuser and do follow me. Please. It’s for free. And I will love you forever.

5. Give a better structure to my blog: I am a very organized and perfectionist person. That’s why always if I find a better way to structure my blog I do it. Even though it takes 12 hours. I will do it anyways. If you find something confusing or it’s not clear where to find the contents in my blog, please don’t hesitate to tell me. I like everything to be «perfecto»!

6. Write more: Since I’m in the clinical years (currently I’m on my 5th year of studies – 1.5 more to go!) I don’t have all the free time that I wish for. But still I try to get some time to share things with you guys, with the «family» that fateuser.com (and all surrounding social networks) has become. I’m glad I started this and glad I’m still writing here. I think this year I wrote more often. Will try to write «more oftener» this 2015. Boy scout word!

7. Create more: Here I was making reference to the video and pictures creation. Oh boy. I think it’s the resolution that worked out the best way! I created a new youtube channel (it’s all in english folks!) and created a new flickr account (it’s all in «pictures» folks!). Be sure to check them out and tell me what you think!

8. Better my grades average: Also worked. I’m more persistent in university and also I enjoy studying more. And if you like (or love) what you do, it’s always easier to put more effort. (Self highs-five)

9. Be more constant: Tried to fight my laziness moments. Won almost all the battles. Happy about the result. End of communication.

10. Finish the biggest project I have rolling on: I did advance a bit on this. Still not going to share anything. I want it to be a surprise for y’all. But it’s going. Slowly but going.

 

Overall I achieved 7/10 things that I planned to do during this whole year. I’m quite glad about the result. I think that life is about this. Making goals and achieving them. I once read a sentence WITHOUT A GOAL YOU CAN’T SCORE. So ladies and gentleman, you have few days before the new chapter of our lives begins. 2015 is almost there. Are you ready to put your battle gear and fight for your dreams?


 

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10 Reasons why I am growing a beard.

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If I would get one euro every time that I hear that question I would probably have 200 € extra in my account. And well, I think that this is not an easy question to answer actually because it’s a sum of many ideas and reasons:

1. Because it’s a challenge.

I am a very non hairy guy, therefore growing a «proper» beard was such a challenge for me. At the beginning it was super patchy and I looked like a homeless and shaveless dude. Now I just look less like a homeless and more like a person who is really trying hard to grow a beard.

2. Because beards are like boobs.

It’s totally true. The bigger it is the longer the opposite (or same) sex people stare at you. And who doesn’t like to be stared at?

3. Because it is for a great cause.

Now it is November. You probably heard of #Movember (which basically is that you shave completely on the 31st of October and during November you try to grow the biggest moustache that you can) and #NoShaveNovember (what basically means that you don’t shave nor trim your beard for the whole month). We do it to raise awareness for the prostate and testicle cancer, which is one of the major reasons of death in men. Speaking of the devil, I recently started a beardtition (I do love to make words with beard. I meant beard competition) in which I can win beard products and beard stuff. Check my profile here and press on Pabarzdok! (you can press up to three times per day and if you do it I will love you forever and ever).

4. Because bearders gonna beard.

No, really. Don’t you sometimes feel that the more the people tell you that you shouldn’t do something the more you want to do it? At the very beginning not many people supported me with the growing beard project. Now, more friends and relatives support me with this adventure that growing a beard is.

5. Because Ragnar Lodbrok had a beard.

Now probably you wonder who this guy is (unless you are cool and watch Vikings). Well, he was a badass viking that lived in vikingland thousands of years ago. And he had a beard. And he was feared by his enemies. And he had a beard. And he was awesome.

6. Because it feels manly.

Maybe I am a bit too old-fashioned but to me, having a beard and repairing things with your hands it’s a quite well definition of a manly guy. And add beer to the equation plus some muscles and bam! You got the manliest man on earth. Or not.

7. Because Manly Co. are awesome.

About three weeks ago I started collaborating with this awesome dudes. They have the first Lithuanian beard oil made in Lithuania. Plus they are bearded. Plus they let you smell all the scents and they will meet you personally to tell you how to use them according to your facial hair. And man, after using their oils and conditioners for 3 weeks my beard is shinier and stronger than ever.

8. Because «dude, you’ve got something on your beard».

And then I picture myself as an ancient viking with my beard full of blood after fighting the scariest and most brutal battle ever. But then I realize it’s only a piece of chip. But still, feels great.

9. Because you get to touch other guys beards and it ain’t weird.

Like women always talk about their haircuts or their nails, guys we don’t compliment on «how cool your hair looks today». It just would feel weird. But with the beards, that’s a whole new world. You can even ask about what products you use, or what barbershop you go to, and EVEN TOUCH EACH OTHERS BEARD. Nice.

10. Because I can’t wait for winter.

I think I have something for nordic culture. Probably because it is exotic to me. Or maybe because I can tolerate cold better. I’ve been living in a Baltic-Nordic country for 4 years, and whenever the snow comes and mega cold with it, it sort of makes me happy. Let’s say that in Lithuanian the 4 seasons are well defined. Warm summers and damn cold winters. And I can’t wait to see my beard full of snow flakes. And to see if it will really keep me warm.


 

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How things are going to be working from now on.

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Keeping an order (or trying to be organized) with the posts and videos it’s been such a challenge for me. Since the beginning of this year I was posting one weekly video on youtube.com/fateuser. At the beginning it was super fun. Later on, as happened with my 365 Days project I sort of lost the motivation and it was too demanding for me (need to have in mind that I’m studying medicine, which takes 80% of my free time. The other 20% I use it for sleeping). 

After that, I also opened a «secondary» YouTube channel. I am using the » » because from now on that will be my main channel.

And I will tell you why.

Lots of my followers a.k.a. the lovely people that check what I do can’t speak spanish. And having a YouTube channel where I would only put spanish speaking videos wouldn’t make so much sense, because almost all of you wouldn’t understand that. That’s why I decided to open the English Channel and since more and more people are subscribing to it, I’m going to keep it as the main channel. On the other one… well, we will see if I post anything or not!

Getting back to the topic, from now on, I’ll be posting on my blog one post weekly. On Mondays. Don’t know exact time yet. So remember that even though sometimes (or always) Mondays suck, you’ll be having new stuff on my blog. ISN’T THAT WONDERFULLLY AMAZING? Videos I’ll keep posting them on Thursdays  but that’s where the new thing comes. I won’t be posting a video on a weekly basis. That’s because I’d like to post videos when I have cool stuff to show and when I think that they are interesting/entertaining enough for you. I don’t want to feel the pressure to post shitty videos to fulfill the «self-imposed-programme».

And last but not least, you will be having almost every single day, if not more than once per day new pictures and anecdotes on InstagramSo if you don’t follow me yet, be sure to check my profile out!

Peace peeps!

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AMOR VERDADERO TATTOO

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The other day I got the chance to go with my friend Samuel to see how he was getting his tattoo done at Amor Verdadero Tattoo (true love tattoo). It was such an amazing experience. The tattooer, Masu, is such a nice lad and his tats are simply amazing. If you happen to be in Logroño and you are thinking about getting some ink, definitely contact him.

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FATEUSER x OLD HABITS

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Hey there! Today I wanted to tell to you about one new collab that I’m super happy about. The brand is called Old Habits and it’s made by three guys that met each other while studying in uni. It’s a very new and fresh brand, with very cool designs (so far they only have t-shirts, but stay tuned because from what I’ve been told, they plan to start producing other types of clothing).

This is one of those brands that now are à la mode and as they would define using their own motto: Élégance authentique dans la peau (authentic elegance in the skin). 

One of the things I like the most about Old Habits is that they are not only a t-shirt brand. It’s a philosophy. It’s a way of seeing the life, using a simple logo to make everything more elegant.

Also, this is a shout out for the riders that read my blog, if you are a biker, longboarder, skater or whatever you are, you should contact them and you might get the chance to be part of their Fuck Team (this doesn’t mean that they will provide you sex or stuff, it’s just a name, dude).

That’s all for today! If you guys want to check more about Old Habits, be sure to press like on their Facebook page and follow them on Instagram!!

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Thoughts on being a one-day-photographer

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Few weeks ago I was asked to take the official photos  (click on the link to see them) and video of the Third International Food Festival Event held in my university (LSMU) here in Kaunas. I indeed felt that I had a huge task to perform and wanted to do it as good as I could (I’m kind of a super perfectionist person, nothing to do with OCD I swear) and wanted to better myself from 2 years ago.

I was very excited about this and I turned out pretty well. I couldn’t enjoy the festival that much (I mean, I was given lots of food by people surround me, which was quite cool, but I couldn’t stop «working» for more than 20 min) because I didn’t want to miss anything and try to tape and take pictures of everything. In the end I was very exhausted. But very happy with the result.

Since then I was asked two more timeto make private videos for private events. Unfortunately I won’t be doing them this year, because I have no free time after my academic year is done. I will tell you why soon, stay tuned. It’s going to be BIG. The fact that the people enjoy my video editing and my pictures makes me think that maybe I should start filming & editing videos on a freelance way. Which, in other words means, start getting paid for it. 

But truly, I have no idea if that would work or how much money I should ask for it.

What do you guys think? Should I start asking money for those kind of events? (for the food festival I won’t, it is always on a charity basis). Let me know that on the comment section down below and have an awesome day!!

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Here’s the final edit of the event. I hope you enjoy it!