Memories
During this Erasmus project, I've hung out with loads of awesome people. We became friends and had the best time together. I love them all, but there was this one Italian girl who was just next level. Every time I photographed her, she'd make those silly faces, and she was really easy to talk to. I'll never forget the time she decided to learn how to count from one to ten in Romanian for her drama performance. Her pronunciation was good, but it was so funny that even on her last day in Romania, I begged her to do it again. Also, on that same day, we all went to a Romanian restaurant, and she tried our traditional dish, "sarmale" and totally loved it.
I am grateful that I had the chance to be part of this amazing project and to meet those special people.
Writer: Grigore Cristina
One activity that i really liked was the first one, where we had to identify each other using old pictures of us. Some of us looked similar then and now, but the twist that i enjoyed was that hidden with our pictures were also old photos of the teachers!
Writer: Niță Robert
When I heard that we had to come up with our own ideas at the drama workshop, not only to play them, it seemed difficult to me, but I had a pleasant time working with them. Every activity turned out to be easy and at the same time funny just because we were all a team. I must say that Alec played the character „Max” pretty amazing.
It impressed me the way we instantly connected and it was so hard to say goodbye. I remember how much Aglaé cried and she made us all emotional.
I loved how every country showed traditional dances. We enjoyed wholeheartedly every moment of the Thursday evening.
Writer: Polifrone Anisia
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