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Published: February 28th 2007
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Hey
I got home and i am writing my first post from Romania, actually from aiesec office. I got home 5 days ago and i still have problems with the time difference, i have a cold and i need to sleep all the time. Yesterday i had the impression that is 28 and i was working like crazy on some trainings.
The first thing that i noticed about Romania is that ...it's small, and my home town looks like a cold brick with pieces of culture, i had more cultural shocks back home than in Canada, taxi drivers trying to take advantage of me, people not smiling, humidity, chaotic traffic, etc.
I didn't immagined that i will see Romania like this, but i even noticed the huge pile of garbage from my street and i was kind of shocked (i am sure it was there 6 months ago when i left). Back home i feel like a guest and everybody has so much energy...
AIESEC: So far it was good, but i still have the feeling that people still have frustrations and staff and new members are kind of distant... it's different than AIESEC i know. BUT i
still love it.
The big surprise was the fact that after two years i managed to have a real discussion with Rik and i felt that there is no tension in between us.
The best part was that i got to see my sisters 😊
I will keep you posted with what is going on, right now i am working at my trainings for SpringCO.
ALL THE BEST FROM Romania.
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Mona
:) good to see you made it home safe and sound :)
Back home! :) :( I know the feeling and the return cultural shock you`re going through, public clerks` rudeness, taxi driviers ripping you off, sad mourning-like faces everywhere..in a way I understand, but it`s something I know I couldn`t live with...all I can say is Good luck, hang in there and you`ll do just fine! Besos! Mona.