Days of Eni's life

Wow! It's March 1st!!! La multi ani, de martisor :D So here I am... a month has past since I got here... where did time go? I have to admit that being here is nothing as I expected it to be. Everything is the opposite: my fears didn't come true, my expectations destroyed, and added blessings that I never thought of ever receiving! I spent a lot of time complaining, feeling so down and kind of guilty, but I have to admit that that is not what God wanted me to do. He found ways to humble me, to show me that I have to do everything with His help. I know now I am here with a reason. That reason might me just to help me grow, change things in my life that weren't right. And that is perfectly fine. I've learned lately that I can make a lot more out of this experience if I look for the blessings in my life rather than complain about the things I didn't have. I heard something funny the other day, something along the lines of "Not having the things we want makes us wan

I guess I should start by saying: La Multi Ani!!! (Happy New Year, Boldog Uj Ev...) I have been so lazy to write in here, and so many wonderful events have passed by without being recorded in here. 1. I quit my job 2. I slept for two weeks 3. I made it to the US safe and sound. This entry's stories have to do with number 3, that is my trip to the US. I guess I finally had the guts to quit my job, and try to do something better with my time, and that is run away - run away from the stressful job, annoying school, and feeling frustrated that I can not accomplish anything! My trip started with riding a crowded car to the airport in Budapest, here I got 5 hours before my flight... since it was only 3 am, I took a good nap (ok, i slept, I think I even snored at one point) on those cosy chairs. After dreaming of sunny warm days (what else could I dream of when outside were -20 degrees C ???) I had to check in my luggage. I was carrying two huge suitcases, having no idea that I was