In 30 years I have gone through many “on the edge” moments. I had moments when the adrenaline pumped quite strongly through my veins, but nothing compares to sky diving. The first 3 seconds are indescribable. The feeling you get as soon as you get off the plane is simply amazing. And the speed with which you fall into the void is wow! I would do it again, and again, and again. I’m thinking quite seriously to start the kickstart course, to get ...
Saturday, 6:30 p.m. After a long night of driving for UBER, I feel the need to have a coffee with one of my best morning coffee partners. We sat down nicely at our table at OMV petrol station watching on the window how the day was starting for everyone around. After a few moments I had this ideea that got stuck on my mind: to leave Bucharest for a better sunrise view. In about 2 hours, we reached Mamaia, then Neptun, Vama Veche, up to to K ...
I’ve got the first “sample” from a colleague at work. After that, I kept asking for new doses, over and over again. In 2 months I think I’ve checked over 10 escape rooms and escaped over 7. It’s maybe the funniest way to go out with colleagues and strengthen relationships between people.
When a question about a certain topic pops up, google it. Watch movies and documentaries. When something sparks your interest, read about it. Read. Read. Read. Study. Learn. Stimulate your brain. Don’t just rely on school system. Educate that beautiful mind of yours.
The first meeting I had with Brasov was in my childhood, but the first serious relationship was in 2007. Then I fell in love with this city. It all started with a photography course by Dan Dinu. I took that course for 3 months. 3 months in which I commuted weekly. I stayed 4 days in Brasov and 3 days in Bucharest. Enough time to discover the city and to fall in love with it. What do I like about Brasov? I don’t know exactly. I think the ...
I like Brasov, but I also like Sibiu. Maybe because it is very similar to Brasov, maybe because it is also in Transylvania, I don’t know what to say. But every time I visit this city I seem to get my a dose of peace, civilization and common sense.
For me, visiting Dubai was an impulse decision. I didn’t particularly want to see Dubai, but the opportunity arose and I said why not? I got a good offer, made a small plan “on my knees” and left. Without expectations, without a detailed plan, without a lot of thoughts. Totally atypical to me. When I landed, the first thing I did after retrieving my luggage was look for a rental car. I recommend everyone who arrives in Dubai to ...
Yes, I admit: I’m addicted to travel. It’s like a drug to me. If I don’t leave the country once every 3-4 months, if I don’t even take the car and wander around Bucharest a bit, if I don’t change the landscape from time to time, I feel like I’m going crazy. I go into withdrawal. Well, to calm this obsession, I go to Journey Pub quite often. It’s a meeting place for travel junkies, like me. A place where you can tell your friends the latest ...
I’ve been to London 6 times and every time this city managed to surprise me. When you say London, you mean civilisation, organisation, cleanliness, art, innovation, nature, relaxation. It is enough to spend an hour in this city and you will discover them all. I have visited London as a tourist so many times, but this time I managed to spend a week in this wonderful city as a simple local. I’ve avoided the touristy and crowded areas and I p ...
I did it! I stayed offline for 24 hours. No phone, no internet and no more crazy stuff. I solved some things around the house that I don’t think I would do if I was connected. I finished a book, saw a movie and went out for a walk. Btw, did you know that you can get from point x to point y without google maps and you can meet your friends without having your phone with you? 🙂 Next Sunday: Sirnea;)
