Hotel Duet Pitesti

Yesterday was Global Village and it was very impressive. The kids in summer school along with the people in AIESEC Pitesti worked really hard to represent their country. Global Village is an event where there are different tables that have information of a country and people are standing there to tell you something interesting or show you something interesting about a country. In this case, there were food, decorations, costumes, and dances. It was organized at a big mall ...

... Japan and I really wanted to know about Romania, so to be an ambassador of a country, they were seperated into groups and talked everything about Romania. From Culture to History to Fooooood. Yummy.
I have my last feedbacks to read tonight from the kids. I taught them how to salsa!

It was sad to have the last training...I will miss them because they were all so willing to learn.

GOOD ...

... It was fun.

At the swimming pool, there is always this man who sells corn. With this corn you have salt to put on it and it is really good. He walks around holding a tray of corn and wearing a traditional Romanian hat. He is about 60 years old and one tooth that is half black on the side of his mouth with dirty finger nails and open cuts all over his hands, but I still buy the corn from him because he is really cool. He speaks ...

... world that can understand.

Here are some of the problems that the kids had.

“To give up or fight for what I want.” This one was from Adriana. She is an AIESECer and when I read it, I instantly wanted to ask the opinions of the kids. They said to put yourself in their shoes. Is it worth taking that risk and fighting for what you want. Some said to just go for it and that it’s better to regret something that you did than it is to ...

... I wanted to tell them if they can quiet it down a little. But how am I going to do that in Romanian? hmmm. I went to the window and said, "Scuze...sssshhhhhhhhhh!!! Terog." It means excuse me, shhhhhhhhhhhh, please?" haha. They didn't shut up. At least I tried.

I CANT SEE!!! I woke up and my left eye was red and puffy! Ehh, right now, my eye is always in a winking mode and typing this ...

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Then Walked to the place where i got some Yummmy Mici. It's really good Romanian sausages that you dip in mustard.

I didnt walk home though. I got a ride from an AIESECer. His name is Vladilicious.

Then those usual boys called my name. They were surprised that I had two other roomates with me. They were curious.

Okay

That's all

Bye from Romania,

Queeny

... high school at around 19 years old. The educational system is much different than California.

The cleaning lady that I talked about in my first couple of blogs was back again today. She sat next to me and really close to me. She had a funky smell and kept looking at my bracelet. She brought a friend with her this time and they were so curious about my religion. They kept asking me if I believe in God and I told ...

... everything except their noses. That’s how they kiss, is with their nose. It’s really cute. If it was me though, I wouldn’t be able to stand it without kissing them on the lips. I can’t stand it. Would that Eskimo risk freezing his lips for me? Well, nope because he would rather save his lips and go in warmth and shelter to each some fish. I was mad.

Okay, bye. Not a completely pleasant day for me, ehh?

Queeny Lu

... helpful around the house, making food for the baby, making food for some AIESECers, and carrying his baby. So cute.

Then i figured out how the internet works in my dorm!! I have to go downstairs and into the lobby and sit down on the tables where everyone can see me. So when I went down there, there was a crowd of people surrounding my computer and asking me so many questions.

Each and everyone of the guys would ask me if i have a boyfriend and where I come from. I ...

... across the street. I was so excited and so hungry. I went up to the little window where you can only see the Romanian lady's face and I put up one finger and pointed to one of the loaf of Romanian bread in the window. She said something in Romanian and I didn't understand and for some reason she wouldn't let me take my bread and my change until I understood. I basically told her in movements that I am going to take the bread and my change and go ...