Posts made in March, 2012

Don’t you just love breakfast when you’re abroad? Unfortunately, I can’t say about me that I’m a breakfast person, but when I’m traveling…when I’m traveling many things are different, I am different… in many ways, for example, I love breakfast! As I’ve said before, I’m a foodie and whatever I do I can’t stop it. Food has always played an important role over my journeys, flavoring my memories in such a pleasant way. The following are among my favorites. They might not be the best or the healthiest breakfasts in the world but I simply loved the way they have completed my lazy mornings when I was traveling. English breakfast Curiously, I’ve had my first full English breakfast in Spain. Did you know that Spain is full of places where you can...

I’ve finally made it! I quitted my job for the love of travel and writing After 6 month of blogging, guest posting, reading, learning, researching, mistaking, traveling and hardly dealing with my job, I’ve finally decided to become FREE…lancer. It was a very difficult period of hard work, sleep deprivation, full weekends and double life but I crossed over and today I begin another chapter of my life. My last day at work Friday was officially my last day at work. I felt a little sad, I have to admit it but not because I was getting out from my routine, but because I was having my last coffee with the colleagues and because I knew we won’t be able to maintain the same relation, the same friendship as long as we will not spend as much time together. I was...

Easter is one of the most important holidays of the year and every single country use its own believes, traditions and customs in order to celebrate it as well as possible. It doesn’t matter which religion you belong because every single one contains a bit of truth and each of them deserves to be known. I believe that Easter is a great opportunity to travel and to explore diverse religions and practices from different parts of the world, a good chance to learn about other cultures because after all, that’s what we – travelers, are so eager to achieve. Malta Situated in the Mediterranean Sea, very close to Italy, Malta is a country and an archipelago consisting of only 3 main inhabited islands: Malta, Gozo (Ghawdex) and Comino (Kemmuna). Being one of the...

Superstition is nothing but belief in supernatural causation as a random event leads to another without these two be related in some way to each other. There are many things about Romania that you’ve probably haven’t heard about, unless you actually lived here for a while, but even so, we all know that it’s almost impossible to learn everything about a country.There are so many superstitions in Romania that will make you even wonder who are we and which era we belong to.Some people don’t believe in them(like me), but some people live and guide their lives according to these superstitions especially in the rural side. I know that many of these won’t make any sense, it doesn’t to me either….and I am a Romanian but I decided to share a few...

One of the most breathtaking places on Earth, shrouded by legends, praised by artists in literature and paintings, steeped in the ancient Greek Culture, the Santorini island lies somewhere at the boundary between myth and reality, its unbearable beauty still being a mystery for humanity. A trip to Santorini will make you wonder if there’s actually someone or something who designed the world we are living in or life it’s just a fantasy we are all experiencing in the same time. This place dropped from heaven, invites you to contemplate and to relish the taste of another world. Thank you, Santorini , for being such a miracle!