Dream Trip

Waking up on a Saturday morning at 7 a.m.? Then going to school? For some, it might sound like a nightmare, but for me... for me it meant travelling to some of my favourite European countries. An amazing trip, filled with dozens of oportunities of sweet memory making, laughters and delight. A culinary trip, that is! My highschool celebrated today the International Day of Plurilinguism which happened, actually, on the 26th of September. I was in charge of organising the event and I must say it turned out incredibly well. People got to sing in a quite unique spontaneous talent show, rocked some famous tunes in karaoke and, not to mention, ate to the verge of meltdown. The foods were very well prepared, lovely presented and their tastes shall not be soon forgotten. I got to cook for my love-country, United Kingdom and I chose for the ocasion Butterscotch, Peppermint Creams and Apple Crumble (they turned out quite ok, considering the night me and The Beau spent working on them).
Also, I got the oportunity to sport out some of my newest acquisitions: a lovely silk H&M sleeveless shirt, a Moschino-inspired New Yorker belt and, what freshly came in the mail yesterday, one of my Shine bracelets! I felt so chic and comfy in the outfit I eventually wore!

Getting from Bulgaria to Romania + Romanian Party

On the sixth day , we got our bus transfer from our hotel in Bulgaria to Romania's Eforie Nord, at the Ten Union Hotel . I really recommend it for those who want to go the Romanian sea side (the food is great!) . It was really sad to leave the hotel of our fun part of the trip, but we knew we still had 5 more days to enjoy.
When we got to the hotel and unpacked,we went for a walk on the beach and started talking only in English to see which merchandisers would understand us : saddly,none did .
Then,in the evening , we had a Romanian themed party with old Romanian hits and traditional music . We sang and danced and all the foreigners learned a little from our really happy and joyful traditions.

Eyp's Balkans Exchange Forum 2011 - part 1

Do you ever have a depression after coming home from a trip ? I always do. And it's as severe as the fun I had during the time I was away.
This is what I now call "P.E.D." and stands for Post Eyp Depression (eyp = european youth parliament) .
We spent the first 5 days in Albena and the next 5 in Eforie Nord , close to the Romanian city of Constanta.
We first had a lot of team-building sessions and parties, such as the White Party and Rubik Party,where you were supposed to dress in the 6 colors of the rubik cube .
We also had sports contests and various intercultural activities.
Just as a thing . Someone said about Romanians that they are dark-tone skinned and have a lot of hair ,including the facial type. No,guys,they are not ! Romanian girls are among the most beautiful girls around the world. Don't think of every Romanian girl as me,but believe me, they are amazing !

These are photos from our first and second day , including The Village (an event where people from different countries show their customs while wearing traditional costumes and do different traditional costumes). We ,from Muntenia, had some cute make-ups representing the colors of our flag.