So, when I think I finally learnt this weird language (joking, joking, Nederlands is de mooiste tal van de wereld!:), found my way of interacting with children (actually by really being like one of them) decorated onze toilet into een echte piece of art (gratis ingang:), got to know more people than at home, made great friends, had a lot of crazy adventures, call Oostende en Brugge "home", have a kind of second family and and and... So after all these great things I m leaving Belgium with most of my earthly belongings (with a less fancy expression with my f**ing heavy baggage filled with garbage - rhyme again:), my head full and empty (again:P) and feeling kind of ready for the changes. 

It's incredible how fast time flies! It's the last week of my project - next week I'll visit all the nice places and people i got to know and then... The beginning of a new adventure. But as a good friend of mine would say: focus on the present, enjoy every moment. And really, I should live according to that pronciple.

Feeling home intercultural exchange with nice Belgian, Hungarian, Bosnian and Macedonian people near an amazingly beautiful lake in Macedonia. What could I write about it?

"the ambiance was graciously unforgettable" ;)

What are the things which make you feel like home? What do you call home? Is it depending on the place, the people, the material things, the instinct feelings or more? What does this feeling mean for a child and what for a "grown-up"? How can you find your place in today´s biiig, chaotic world? How does the meaning of the word "home" change if you leave everything behind -  family, friends, all the familiar places - and go to live in another country to discover yourself? The topic of our exchange in Macedonia made me think a lot and I´d like to share some thoughts and feelings about my " home".

Life is beautiful in my nice Oostende! My dearest collagues were really complaining about me not writing anything about Mu-zee-um for a long time – always just about Brugge, Amsterdam, partying… So here are some things going on in the best Belgian project J