Found this on the web tday

Me too :)

Old young friends

Yesterday I held a presentation about my traineeship in Ghana for AIESEC SNs - meaning students or graduates that are going to enter the same program that allowed me the Ghana adventure. After a month back home felt good to finnaly talk about my experience with people that actually found it more useful than entertaining. Or so I hope :-)
In the picture you can see my neighbours back on Zoti Link Street in Accra. Yep, managed to download some of the last pictures on Ghanaian land. More posts to come.

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I really like this campaign by w&k london - smart, simple, fresh, inspirational and visual delighting. See rest of prints here.

Ahhhh.....memories

Still job hunting....oh sorry, I ment career :-)

I need one of those for my bathtub

He is Mr. Suicide. Hehe
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3 Romanian girls learned how to sew and now they are bringing to life free spirit pouffes.

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LELO
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PS: Blogging from Bucharest now. Yey!

Last moments in Accra

The gang. Just before boarding. Yeeeah, I miss Ghana. A bit. :-)

Is there life after Ghana?

Yep, it's finished! My Ghanaian adventure is over, but in a sense it will never be over. ;-) I still need to post my last weeks on the African continent by the way.
Right now I'm in my apartment in Bucharest enjoying fast internet connection, my old play list and the wonderful smell of spring! I love spring and I'm so happy I’m here to enjoy it! Today in Romania we celebrate "Martisor" (which symbolizes the beginning of spring) and the town is full of flowers, presents and people running around - I love all this energy!
Ghana together with all the nice people and great friends will always have a special place in my heart, but it's time to move on! Let's just hope this blog will have interesting things to say after Ghana as well.:-)