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Tag Archives: Romania
Ceramic, a long-lasting connection with my childhood
Whenever I see a piece of ceramic I remember my earlier years in the village I grew up. As children we were surrounded by mugs, plates, different recipients for cooking, jars, bowls, recipients for wine and even recipients for pickles, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Travelling
Tagged ceramic, Martinesti, pottery, Romania, Tataranu, traditions, Vrancea
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The fall of the wall which changed my life
I was 30 when the Berlin Wall fell. Nine months later our daughter was born and life was full of hopes. Many people believed that, with the fall of the Berlin wall, the other walls ingrained in people’ minds are … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Cultures and communication, Travelling
Tagged Berlin wall, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, iron curtain, revolution, Romania, Western Europe
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Limba română sau întoarcerea acasă prin cuvinte
Am răspuns invitației unei colege de a contribui la Ziua europeană a blogurilor multilingve cu un articol în limba mea maternă. Cum scriu mai rar în românește s-ar putea să mai scap câte o greșeală pe ici, pe acolo, mai … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Miscellaneous, Multilingual Blogging Day 2013
Tagged babel13, bunici, Nichita Stănescu, povești, Romania, Romanian language
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The Four Seasons of my Earlier Years: Winter Customs and Traditions (2)
Being too little to join the groups going carolling, I only watched them performing and tried to learn the music and certain lyrics by heart to be able to become one of the group members one day. I remember the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Classroom, Goat, Holidays, New Year, New Year's Day, New Year's resolution, Plough, Romania, Village, winter customs, winter traditions
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A culture of measuring twice and cutting once: Early years (Part 2)
The village where I was born was split in two parts by a river. The river had high margins and the water flowed quietly, unless no storms or heavy rains made the water grow and run at a higher speed. … Continue reading
Cum am învățat să citesc și de ce am fost pedepsit să citesc cărți de colorat
Mâine se deschide anul școlar in Romania. E un moment nostalgic, desigur. Ca fost cadru didactic si fost elev, trăiesc din plin emoția acestei zile. Momentul acesta mă duce în timp la primele mele zile de școală, ca elev în … Continue reading