On 24th of April we arrived to Budapest, Hungary. From Budapest we went to Gyula, neart to Romanian border. The first things that we noticed were crazy traffic, huge fields and beatiful houses. Even if hardly anyone speaks English, we have still managed communication just fine. Let’ just say, that Google translater and dictionary has been very usefull.
On Sunday I visited Békéscsaba and Essi stayed in Gyula to take some pictures.
I had an opportunity to see some shows at the theater, which were part of festival
that they have once a year.
After couple lazy days in Gyula we moved to Békéscsaba, which is a bit bigger city than Gyula. We settled down in this beatiful, thatched roof house. For a first couple days, when almost nothing didn’t happen, we just walked around the town and took some pictures. But then we got our first job; we interviewed two local actors, and edited this interview. It was quite simple job, but it was nice to do it.
After couple lazy days in Gyula we moved to Békéscsaba, which is a bit bigger city than Gyula. We settled down in this beatiful, thatched roof house. For a first couple days, when almost nothing didn’t happen, we just walked around the town and took some pictures. But then we got our first job; we interviewed two local actors, and edited this interview. It was quite simple job, but it was nice to do it.
What else? Well, we have learned to NOT walk on a bicycle path! It’s has also
been weird, how one pizza costs 1000… forint. It’s only 3,57 euros.
People here says that now is spring, but to me and Essi this wheater is more like Finnish midsummer. Now it’s something like 20 degrees warm, and earlier it was even hotter. We had one rainy day too, but like I said: Finnish midsummer.
People here says that now is spring, but to me and Essi this wheater is more like Finnish midsummer. Now it’s something like 20 degrees warm, and earlier it was even hotter. We had one rainy day too, but like I said: Finnish midsummer.
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