Leaving Hungary...

I am about to take the metro to leave Budapest. I feel nostalgic. I feel the nosalgia you feel when you leave home... This city is full of memories and discoveries... of challenges and the windows towards the future. Will write more later... but I am already missing it.

I enjoy coming to Hungary very much, not only because of the beauty of the country and its people, but because each time I come to Hungary I learn a lot about myself and those I care about in a way or another. Every time I leave Budapest I become someone new.

It has been a couple of weeks of intense work, of meeting lots of people that know me somehow, or know people I know; Of sharing stories, finding out who we are and maybe have fun together.

I love the people I worked with. The commitment of the MC towards the development of the conference; the passion and experience with which facilitators are doing their best with each single session. It doesn’t matter if they are LCPs, OCPs or new MC they merge into an amazing energy that sparks laughter… I feel like someone really small orchestrating the efforts of this wonderful people that through their actions teach me more about who I am and who I can be.

I had the chance to catch up with Zsolt with a delightful meal. We shared how his life is shaping, how he is achieving success and realization, and the point is… I am so happy for him. He is one of the people whose smile and happiness will produce an enormous satisfaction and fulfillment in my heart, and who I know genuinely wishes only very good things for me, and whose heart really hurts because mine was.

Other small stories in this lovely hungarian trip:

• Being lmost ripped off by controllers but getting away from it cleverly enough.
• Broke a table dancing with KiZsééé.
• Eating at Menza in Liszt Ferenc Ter. Hungarian Food... amazing. Intended for a meal became almost a daily. The interior is awesome, it is like being trapped in a retro box.
  
• Rom Kert was burned down to ruins (but will be fixed real soon).
• Staying at the Gellert hills, and looking down at the beautiful city each night.
  
• Incognito concert in A38.
• Going to an openning party of classy Club Non Sense with Zsolti and the dudes.
• Playing pool with Kéner, and losing but everytime less ridiculously.
• Nagy pancakes :))))
• Boat race + global village + normally cheap drinks = Lots of fun and random moments with friends.
• Amazing conversations with Eszter, Petra and Csenge.
• Long cool discussions with KiZsééé and let's not forget the jokes and non stopping laughter :)
• Met Zsolt's brother. Tamás is hilarious!
• Celebrated Easter the Hungarian way with the Kéners, nowhere else it would have been nicer :)
  
• Bryan and I insulting eachother in Hungarian for entertainment of all the present Hungrians.
  
• My openning speach in Hungarian!!!
  
• Trip with Tram 2.... a dream! You can see the houses of parlament and the chain bridge with an easy walk to Deak Ferenc Ter.
  
• Meeting tons of people from BCE who are super fun and cool.
• Shopping :)
• Going to the Opera and enjoying Puccini.
  
• Oh! And the really long hours of work every day between meetings and work that gave me a productive feeling.
• Ch*t! F*er! N*szi! and B*ch!
• What a dinner in Spoon with the wonderful view of the Danube, nothing was missing. No one was either :) More romantic than this you cannot have :)
  
• And probybly many more to come to my mind hahaha

Here some pics from my phone as the beautiful ones are to come