Days of Eni's life

I haven't written here in a very long time. I didn't know what to write... or how to put my feelings, my life into words. It sounds funny since I love to talk and I am almost never out of words. You might remember the post about Flowers and Fingernail Polish... well, the good friend , the guy who drew those ended up to be my boyfriend. His name is Peter. He is from Szeged, Hungary, but lives in Preston, England. We met at the YSA Conference held in Dobogoko Hungary. We liked each other so we decided to keep in touch. Well, things evolved very fast, and I will just put down main ideas: 1. Went back to work after the conference, my boss shared with me things I did not really agree with (no need of details) so the next day I turned in my 20 day notice (according to the law) I told him I did not see things his was, and I didn't want to continue working together, but to make it a nice "break up" I was going according to the law (instead of immediate termination) In...

Today is my last day in Stei. My stay here was a sweet blessing, having time to rest, and relax for a little while. But I cannot just sit back, and let life pass by, all the great experiences to leave me behind. I have to admit that I will miss my family. My family I will also miss the great guy I met here who took me out on some cool dates. Arad is a city I like a lot, so I will be busy. I am excited to teach English again. I will also meet with my friends, and have fun. The crazy part is that I will go job hunting every day :D The awesome life of a college graduate :) I will write more next tie, I have to find my phone charger. Believe it or not, I text a lot! Paul got me addicted! talk to you later :)

Part of my yesterday's "trip" was a stop at the stadium. I hadn't been there in years! Right next to the soccer field, there used to be a big building. That is where they used to have the volleyball court, and gymnastics, and all that cool stuff. It got closed soon after the revolution, but I was curious yesterday to see what has become of it. Here are some pictures to describe what I saw. First, the stands next to the stadium: and here is the amazing building:  The broken windows, and the shattered glass-covered sidewalk are so welcoming! Please take a seat. The game will begin...never!  Peek-a-boo, I see you!!!  Who threw that??? It is so sad! why do people destroy things? What about future generations? what about us, today? what about me? There is nothing left to do in this town - no place to play sports, no movie theater, no dance club. Just pubs at every corner. Why am I then surprised that people today  drink their minds away? Why am I surprised that...