a diary of my discoveries around the world
As I mentioned in a previous post, I am really passionate about photography. It has been my longest love story and it's still going!! So here a list (in no particular order) of my photography gear & gadgets: Canon EOS 6D Camera & Canon 24-105mm f/4 L Lens - together they create a versatile tool to... Continue Reading →
Some may have never heard of the Black Sea. I set foot on its beaches literally before I could even walk, I was 7 or 8 months at the time. Then, year after year it became my headquarter, this at least a couple of weeks every summer. It's also the place where I met my... Continue Reading →
This is the third time I come to Boracay (The Philippines) and stay at Villa Caemilla. The first time I came was at the end of November 2015, then December 2016. Meanwhile Boracay island was closed for a environmental rehabilitation. 6405 tourists are allowed to get on the island daily, that is a third of... Continue Reading →
I was in the mood for some tea. So I boiled some water, prepared my 嚴選阿里山烏龍 translated: Exquisite Alishan Oolong Tea which I bought from Wang DE Chuan in Taipei. Before living in China, I had no idea that I like Oolong tea. As it figures out it's one of my favourite teas now! I served my... Continue Reading →
At the end of April I'm planning a trip to Yunnan 云南. It's a province located in the central - Southern part of China, bordering Tibet, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. What is there to see in Yunnan? First of all I would mention ethnical diversity. 56 ethnic groups are recognised in China. Yunnan is the... Continue Reading →
For those who have the means, life is easy in Shanghai. You can do just about anything, eat anything you wish for, take whatever classes you could think off, you can basically have a full schedule day after day. And in order to do all that, you only need ONE THING when you get out... Continue Reading →
I have lived in Europe (Romania and France) until I was almost 29, when I moved to Shanghai. I visited 35 countries until now, which is barely 18% of the existing countries. I spent the last four and a half years learning mandarin and visiting 11 Asian countries plus New Zealand, USA, Poland or again... Continue Reading →
