I am in Romania…enjoying my stay:) partially…because i also went to some doctors, which was not so fun since it is so hot outside that i could faint without reason…

so i almost fainted yesterday at the dentist…and because i was so scared (which is so “not me when going to the dentist”) i said the tooth feels ok but actually it doesn’t, it’s higher than the the others…so today i will go again, to fix my “yesterday cowardness”…

of course i went shopping…same prices here as in Italy when it comes to clothes. i actually bought some strappies that were made in Italy…but i am sure i got them cheaper here:P

the most important thing is that i work online and i can take my work anywhere…that i have some assistants and i can take some time off anytime…and i work as much as i want, which translates in i earn as much as i work. my earnings are decent, but now i have time…so i don’t care about my previous “Swiss salary”, because i have time for myself and i got back my peace of mind. Today i will go to pick up some blood tests results and i am really curious to see if there is any change (in worse) from the previous blood tests – from 2 years ago…which would probably reflect the “working in a multinational” effect on my body and mind.

I started writing my book…i am not 100% clear about its structure and how it will look like at the end, but this is how it always is, when i write something.

I am extremely happy and extremely peaceful. The last few years of living abroad have made many things clear for me, and now i am living the life i want. I found out the secrets of corporatism and many many other things about life and people, and cultures, and love…and i will put them all in my books and try to help the young unhappy people from this world…

well…this is it for now…and ‘don’t do it, if it ain’t fun!’…and you will have a happy life:)

hugs

For the last 2 months i have been living in a total uncertainty…i still am:))…but now i am laughing about it. It took me a long time to relax and not stress about the uncertainty…i had to re-find myself…and re-become a careless teenager…and i love it. it reminds me of the days when i was in AIESEC: hitchhiking to some conference, dressing careless, ruling at school just “because”, still having my imagination, writing, traveling, dreaming big…

how did it happen?

i got a job…i think i applied for about 40 positions, and i finally decided. i ended my contract here sooner, to start the new job when they needed me (“yesterday”) but in Switzerland is not that easy – without a work permit you can have as many employment contracts as you wish. so i need to wait for an answer for about 4 weeks. on the other hand my rent contract ends and i have to move out…i can’t rent another flat, because without the work permit i will just move out…of the country…so while waiting i started dreaming…thinking about me, my life, my hobbies and so on…and actually enjoying the “being between contracts” and i realized the “end” has many good parts. and guess what, i have no idea where i will be next week, or the week after…isn’t it wonderful? …the planning and thinking just killed me for a while…but now i am back….creative, funny, enjoying it to the max…feels like i am finally acting like my age

As an AIESECer, driven by the AIESEC values and my way of being, i believe that changing the world is possible. We can take action in different ways for this, and i am writing this e-mail to inform you about a way of helping our planet with a minimum effort.

Did you ever think that you would like to make things better, but you thought you “are just one person”?
Have you heard about the “turn of the light!” event?

This is the moment when each of us can make a difference. On 29th of March, at 8pm, people around the world turn off all electricity consumers for 1 hour. Can we make this city the most “switched off” one?

Take a look at this video to understand how much this means for our planet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxu3MluKl8A&NR=1

For more details about this initiative, you can check the official site here:
www.earthhour.org (have patience it takes a while to load)