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The Roman Ruins of Jidova -Oct. 20 Part 3
... at that time that are available. Because of this, I am finding that I have a lot in common with Central Europeans in their 30's; whereas I have little in common with someone in the same age category from Canada or the U.S.A..
After looking at all the artifacts, we went outside to finish looking at the rest of the encampment. It was a fairly large structure, consisting of quarters for all the men that would have been in the Roman military at the time. The ...
Pot holes, a dead-end and some moonshine
... the time we would be situated at the campsite. Again though, nothing to be done about it now. So we headed back down the mountain, coasting nearly the whole way with the clutch down to conserve our fuel.
Ordinarily we would have had the option to camp wild, finding a nice spot up here on the mountain and dealing with the drive tomorrow. But the van has been having an issue which I haven’t mentioned. For the last week or so, when we turn ...
Snowy Björnkulla, Romania, Paris
... a slight chance of getting a bad grade kind of classes. I hope that's not the case with my Racism and Xenophobia class. There is this guy from Syria and apparently he learned a lot in the class about racism. The fact is that he hates Latvians because they are "evil and cold blooded people". I went to Riga recently and most people ...
From Romania - Crossing Danube into Bulgaria
... the roads are much better and the people are as well frıendlier, but much less can speak English or another language.
The stretch just before Kazanlak was then a beautiful road that led the way up to 1600 m. Through a thick forest with lots of curves we ended at the top. Here the memories of some communist archıtecture was present. Kind of ımpressive but as well not very appealing
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Closing Ceremony
... bump noses or go back and forth on the cheek. It was really funny. I won’t forget that.
I think I have inspired at least one person to be in AIESEC and become a trainer in a different country and make a difference. She came up to me with her googly eyes and wanted to know how I got this position as a trainer in Romania. I told her that it’s through AIESEC and that I had to apply to almost 30 + traineeships until Romania answered. I ...


