TIME in its June 5 edition ran an article titled: When Home Isn't Where the Heart Is.
It reports about the plight of Syrian refugees who have reached Estonia, whose effort to welcome them is robust, but they find themselves weary.
In a rural village of Estonia, two women, refugees from Syria, will attend an orientation session. They are the only women on the bus wearing headscarves.
TIME has been following one of them since last September when she gave birth to a baby in a Greek refugee camp.
Gazing at the patches of snow and sleet outside, the woman groans. "Living in Europe is very different from the picture we draw in our minds when we left Syria."
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