Sine Qua Non as they say. Those things we deem essential, without which we cannot bear living, without which life in general loses its specific value, becomes abstract. Of Missions, People and Reality. Twist it into something it is not. You laugh and go back to buttering crispy pizza dough. Yes, you are one of those.

Making my way through staircases and sidewalks, homes and airports, cities and meadows, continents and seas, summers, autumns and winters. The skies above my head. Time and Place Rochester, New York, USA. And, as far .

Had been murdered by America. According to The New Yorker. The child-size robot, named hitchBOT. Why would anyone destroy something so whimsical and innocent? My guess is that a couple of ignorant kids happened across the robot and unaware of its origin or purpose dismembered it just for fun.

Teaching, filming and observing Bulgaria while working at the American University in Blagoevgrad. In May, we moved back to the U. after living in Blagoevgrad for 4 years while teaching at the American University in Bulgaria. When I told my husband, he said we should just keep moving forward until we knew something. Try not to think about it, he said, ignoring the fact that we were leaving in less than 2 weeks. He said there was nothing else to do.

Wednesday, October 23, 2013. Planning for a good death. I spent the past several days talking about dying and how to care for our own dead at home. If that sounds gruesome to you, just hang on a minute. I just returned from the National Home Funeral Alliance conference. In Raleigh, North Carolina. We had a number of inspiring speakers, and a room full of talented, experienced home funeral educators and guides who are helping to grow the movement of home funerals across the country.

How did they grow up around the world? Every Goodbye is a new Hello. It is often said that in life every end is a new beginning. The semester is close to its end. So is my Multimedia Journalism class. Is this the end of my blogging adventure, though? I am glad that I learnt to have fun just by being close to nature, running around, playing in the park and riding my bike. I knew that I was not alone. Perhaps all these feelings are quite subjective.

COOK! Can I cook this? April 21, 2013. This is supposed to be the last post. In the following video you can get an idea of what this studying abroad experience meant to me. Sometimes it made me happy, sometimes not. On most occasions I had a visitor. For instance, Renee Strik.

Was a part of this experience and gave an opportunity for this blog to exist. I was overloaded with exciting information about blogging, different tools used to communicate your ideas better and ways to make a subjective writing more interactive.

How does your bad habit affect your life? Skip to primary content. Le Finale of My Bad Habits Journey. Hello, dear bloggers! The time for my last post for this semester has come. It has been one of the most interesting and adventurous journeys in my academic experience so far. The people I have met have thought me some real-life lessons. My journey started with the most passionate gamer. Needless to emphasize on, alcohol.