December... and Christmas !!!

well done!!!

LOL thanks!!!

Supercool

awesome

This is so normal for us, it is odd that not even you Estonians have done these

caysa wrote:This is so normal for us, it is odd that not even you Estonians have done these

But I can try it today, I put my bucket on balcony to freeze

to be honest.. i don't eaven have no bucket in my home

Laaly wrote:to be honest.. i don't eaven have no bucket in my home

maybe your neighbour has

robin wrote:

Laaly wrote:to be honest.. i don't eaven have no bucket in my home

maybe your neighbour has

i suppose...

WOHOOOOO!!!! Make sure it freezes enough! When the surface starts to get "round" it is well frozen. If you feel it has froze too much and the space inside is not big enough - put some warm water inside for a moment, that will help!

Laaly wrote:to be honest.. i don't eaven have no bucket in my home

If I put the bucket out onto the street, steal it!

Really?????

caysa wrote:Really?????

No!
There is a little table before much house at us. The fruit, vegetable or a flower are put onto this table. A little box is put there, the price is announced. It is called so: becsület kassza (honour till?).

You catch the produce, you throw the money in into the little box. There is not a salesman, there is not queuing up the cashier's desk.....

Awww, that is nice!! We have those places in the summer. Farmers have their produce, strawberries or potatoes or something, in a small hut by the road. You take what you need and leave the money in a box. Very seldom anything is stolen.

We have one this kind of shop somewhere in south-estonia.
I put the waterbucket outside, maybe i can have also a nice ice and candle latern.

robin wrote:We have one this kind of shop somewhere in south-estonia.
I put the waterbucket outside, maybe i can have also a nice ice and candle latern.

I wait for the photograph already!

Great work, Caysa!!

Thanks - it really isn't that difficult

Ok, this is my ice sculpture, not so thick, I couldnt wait longer

WOHOOOOO!!! Congrats!!! And you got such a good picture too. lile a Christmas card

WOOWWW that looks really great!

Ophiophagus wrote:

Laaly wrote:to be honest.. i don't eaven have no bucket in my home

If I put the bucket out onto the street, steal it!

it is so nice of you a real friend i would say

robin wrote:Ok, this is my ice sculpture, not so thick, I couldnt wait longer

Wooá!

Nice sculpture!!!!!!
Do you think that I can try doing it on the freezer? Because outside is cold but not cold enough.

of course you can, but...if you have not minus temp. outside...your ice latern melt quick

Yes, Garina, go on!! You could use something a bit smaller than a bucket (a kids bucket? Saga did that!!). If the outside temp is 0C or close to that it will last for some time at least.

Now it's 1º C in Lisbon! But (I hope) it is an exception! The wind is freezing and no house is prepared for these temperatures

garina do mar wrote:Now it's 1º C in Lisbon! But (I hope) it is an exception! The wind is freezing and no house is prepared for these temperatures

i hope that your house is still heated, or you do not have central heating?

I don't think central heating is very common in southern Europe??
It seldom gets cold enough for that beeing worth having built.
But how about electric radiators??

Once, years ago when I was in Cyprus in December, I have never froze so much in my life!! It was a good apartment hotel and it never occured to me to check if it had central heating.
The temperature suddenly dropped to +10 (normal in December is around 20) and it was raining. OMG it was cold in my apartment. And it was wet too! I wore all my clothes and still I was freezing! Then I turned on the small electric stove that was by the sink. That helped! But I am sure the hotel management would not have been happy if the knew

yeah,interesting
...is not there just as often cold, the moisture is also likely to have, how they can cope with moisture, although in the absence of any of its heating option???