Residence Hirscher Brasov

... traveling. It&#8217;s the only way ones can apply what he have learnt: history, literature, geography, anthropology and so on, to what he has observed, and come back enlighten. <br><br>The Peles Castle in Sinaia was built by the first king from Germany, Carol I, who had really gone out of his way to show his wealth and taste: it is full of jaw-dropping luxurious items, covered from ceilings to walls by detail carved hard wood panels or paintings, plus modern ...

... laundry and occasionally the responsibility of waking the boyfriend up and get his lazy ass going? We (Canadians and me) arrived to Bucharest at 6 o`clock in the morning.The first thing that took our attention was a dead body wrapped in white sheets being carried around by a few people. Boy was it creepy. I changed trains and Brasov came after 3 hours. Jason picked me up and we walked home.He is from New York and works with Peace Corps in Romania since 2.5 years. He ...

... he was 20 and traveling all over Romania. Having studied in Toronto for a year, his English far surpassed what you would expect of French people. So we had a happy group of ESL-ers going to town. We hung out at bar-restaurants discussing profound things like why the German-Turk (GT) was not looking forward to assisting a OBGYN surgery in the upcoming week and Which country has the longest border with France (A. Spain B ...

... t* make a d*g wince in pain. We see Pet** lat** that night in the TV r**m, talking t* a lady called l*uise *n the ph*ne. "Yeah, I was *nly supp*sed t* transf** 1500 but I sent all 30,000 t* the wr*ng acc*unt. Heeh heeh hahaha. Yeah If y*u can get it sent back t* me that w*uld be great." He turns t* the p**r dude next t* him. "Yeah, I've g*t 30,000 Eur* t* invest *v** h**e. I think this place really needs a G*lf c*urse. And *f c*urse, it will be heaps cheap** *v** h**e ...

... my footprint. I apologised profusely but he just laughed and said it was ok. I have some photos of the village but i will post them up here tomorrow when im at the office. Im becoming aware that my time here is coming to an end. Dave has already scheduled a demo for me the week after I get back! Im looking forward to getting back to Mark and California... although Im not yet looking forward to working again. :-) All good things must come to an end i guess, its back to the real world soon.

... the whole group. They were very open about what they wanted. I was just generally chatting to the guy who was first sitting beside me about Romania and stuff in general. And then he said hed like some musha and would i like some. i said ahhhh i dont think so. i figured that meant sex and asked if thats what he meant. it was, so i said, yeah definatley not thanks. So he was cool with that and then continued chatting and then gradually moved on to the next girl at the table ...

... rides, so fingers crossed for tomorrow! A group of us walked back through the forest down the hill, keeping an eye out for beers, and then headed to a nice spot in town for a snack and a pint. Walked around a bit longer getting to know Brasov and then met everyone else for dinner. We went outside of the city center to a traditional place that was famous for giant slabs of ...

... town is wonderful and has everything travelers like us could want: plenty of sites to visit, great views, cute restaurants, friendly locals, excellent transit connections, first-rate architecture, and of course decent internet access. We've spent most of our time here walking the town, slowly seeing the sights, gaining serious weight dining on the great cuisine, catching up on reading, and doing travel planning for upcoming parts of the itinerary. One moment gave me a smile few ...

... they evolv all the time towards the next dream... - maybe the definitition of "idealism" is something we can leave to people that prefer staying in their limitations? cause idealists are simply doing - living - questionning - emancipating - empowering -for me are people that work for the common good. with a strong emphasis on "work". they do live a dream, yes, but they are very willing to share it and make other people participate. reasons why people are affraid of idealists ...

... hosts drove us around a bit for us to get a better view. The most entertaining aspect of the journey was Nico sitting in the back of his truck with his Romanian-English dictionary, attempting to speak to us. It was hilarious to hear him rambling off words.... "hello. red. I am good. yes." The town where I am living has a beautiful open-air market which is open 7 days a week. It is a wonderful cultural experience to go there, and it has become one of my favourite places to visit ...