There are a lot of words in Finnish that are of a Baltic origin too like kirvis- ax, laiva- boat some more. So seno, cildeno kultuuru mees dalaam ar vairaakaam radnieciigaam tautaam. Some of them are shared here as seen from the point of view of the Nelius family. Unfortunately you won't find there any texts in English. Thank you, Shirley , and thanks to everyone in the choir from all the grateful Stelpe people! 
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Buuuut, a fairly new acquaintance of mine the same one who told me the bums with tickets story called the night before and offered me a pair of vvieglu tickets for the Opening Concert in Patu for the following evening. The dance, which is for women, was performed around torchlit pyramid piers, and with other dancers mostly men? Baltic are belong, Germanic belong, also Iranian but not Uralic, but they have also normal European look. Not this time, at least.
Culinary Success Saturday, July 26th, I have now acquired a new recipe into my knowledge bank: Just now, on the way back to the office from the insurance firm, within a 5-minute period of time, I ran into the parents of a Minnesota friend of mine and saw Ainars Mielavs having a cigarette and viieglu fidgety-bored next to some parked cars. The former students of Stelpe School, who are now scattered to different parts of Latvia, keep this day prwtu come and visit Stelpe, and meet their classmates.
The band appeared in the summer of All of that sun, fresh air and walking definitely got to me. Thank You for the Concert, Con Brio!
There are a lot of words in Finnish that are of a Baltic origin too like kirvis- ax, laiva- boat some more. Language is Baltic, but with big Finno-Ugric influences. There are both individual and team competitions: So seno, cildeno kultuuru mees dalaam ar vairaakaam radnieciigaam tautaam.
The main point with this vielgu that may by all means be considered a tradition of Stelpe community is bringing people together. Life in Latvia me as an ex-pat office worker abroad. In return, they invited their friends from the choir to come back some time with their families and friends.
Ai jel, manu vieglu prātu - Lyrics and Music by Tautas dziesma arranged by Juris_L | Smule
Posted by Egil Nelius at 2: Friday, July 4th, Just now, on the way back to the office from the insurance firm, within a 5-minute period of time, I ran into the parents of a Minnesota friend of mine and saw Ainars Mielavs having a cigarette and looking fidgety-bored next to some parked cars. Look for your melodys with your mentality and catalon spirit. First we thought, he continued, that all we were going to hear were some faint tones sang by our age oldish people.
And not in a weather-terminology windish way. The full moon was shining, and the walk in the silence was really enjoyable. Riga is, as people have said, say, and will say in the future, a small, small world. Tuesday, August 4, Con Brio concert in Stelpe.
Stelpe is a jl in Latvia, 55 km southeast from Riga. Someone mentioned I should start a small business of importing and re-selling the stuff.
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So we can now see and kel the fruit of the hard work she has done together with each and every member of the choir. Today Stelpe celebrates the 13th Annual Sports Festival. I would be grateful if somebody knowing would add this information as a comment.
This may have been one of her very best performances. This too might be something for the next visit since this visit is already planned full to what is humanly possible to manage. I mean why Uralic languages not belong to Indo-European family too. But go there nevertheless and enjoy the pictures! Now Francis have to wait for about 8 months before They all can get back into doing concerts regularly again as all other band members are hard studying The community life is rich in cultural, sports and other events.
Stelpians had prepared a little concert for the choir.
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