Da: Leene Soekov [Leene.Soekov@kutsek.parnu.ee]
Inviato: venerd» 6 luglio 2001 16.26
A: Silvestro Canna
Cc: Tullio Colombo
Oggetto: R Sweet3

Salve signor Silvestro,
qui in Estonia siamo ancora tutte vive, grazie per la sua "simpatica" e-mail, NESSUNA CRISI a parte quella finanziaria, perche´se
andassimo a Helsinki usciremmo dal budget rimborsabile.
La famiglia di Reet ci ha adottato: lei ci porta sempre in giro, sua figlia ci ha ospitato per due giorni a Tallinn e suo figlio ci organizza
le serate. Qua a parte l´inglese, che sanno poche persone, non usiamo altre lingue, ma ci stiamo attrezzando per imparare il
finlandese.
Saluti,
Marzia
Valeria
Lucia

A DESTINAZIONE!

"Dall´Estonia tutto bene. Siamo arrivati ieri sera verso le 21 e stiamo visitando gli alberghi. Fa caldo ma non siamo ancora andati al mare. Ciao a tutti buon lavoro."
[Lucia, Marzia, Valeria, Silvestro]

PARTENZA!
Il gruppo per Parnu (Estonia) parte oggi (21 giugno). Marzia, Lucia e Valeria, accompagnate dal dirigente scolastico Prof. Silvestro Canna arriveranno, via Copenaghen e Tallin, a Parnu (la Rimini del Baltico) verso le otto di stasera. Per domani sono previsti incontri con autorità ed albergatori locali. Sabato è la festa nazionale estone ed il gruppo sarà coinvolto in alcune manifestazioni.

AGGIORNAMENTO DA PARNU
La nostra Elisa ha ricevuto da Leene alcune importanti informazioni per Lucia, Marzia e Valeria, che vi proponiamo integralmente:

----- Original Message -----
From: Leene Soekov
To: Elisa Valentini
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 2:41 PM
Subject: SWEET III Pärnu

Dear Elisa,

I am sending now the forms for the placement. The students are going to live at our students´ hostel, not at the
small guest house as I have written before. There are some changes going on concerning the small guest
house - some repairworks are going to take place in the schoolhouse, and some of the summer courses are
moved to the small house. The conditions for the students are the same. They can use a shower, toilet, coffee
and tea boilers, small cooking plates for very simple cooking (really for very simple - may-be warming up
something or cooking soup or something like that). The bedclothes are changed every two weeks and in the
smaller building of our school, there is the possibility to use a washing machine. The hostel is in the very centre
of the city, just nearby Pärnu Hotel, bus station, there is a big department store Port Artur very near, where they
can buy food, there are very many places, where they can eat.
When the students are living in our students hostel, there are some rules that everybody living in the hostel has
to follow. One of them is that they have to be at the hostel before 24.00. When they want to be out longer, they
have to inform our hostel personnel about that. There is always a teacher or some of the personnel there, so, if
they need some kind of information they can ask.
Me and our English teacher Mrs Reet Näär are going to be the contact persons for your students. We, me or
Mrs Näär have always a mobile phone with us, so that if the students need some information they can always
contact us. May be it would be good if some of the students has a mobile phone with her, so that if they need to
reach us, they can do it.
We are just now making a plan for the five weeks, I hope to be ready with the plan on Monday and send it to
you, so that we could discuss about the plan.
As to the city transport, then the bus transport is the only way of that kind of transport. It would be good, if they
could buy a monthly ticket or card, which costs 150 EEK (about 10 EUROs), then they can move better in the
town. There are no hour tickets or tickets-cards for smaller periods of time. If the month is over, they have to buy
a new card. Otherwise one ticket costs 6 EEK ( about 0,4-0,5 EUROs), but it will be cheaper with the card.

It is all for now

Best regards,

Leene Soekov