8. Erasmus + Wettbewerb „My Special Person – Our Story“: And the winner is….

After my Erasmus I made a a 2 months Eurotrip on the way home and I share my most impressive stories in a nutshell.

Dankesworte an den Menschen, den ich ein Jahr lang betreuen durfte und von dem ich am meisten lernte.

Wie man von NS-Verfolgten über Lebensfreude lernen kann

To the little girl threw me off my feet and herself right into my heart.

There are such people on our way in life. We meet them, we spend time with them. And when the time to say goodbye comes, we are leaving feeling that they told us a story about us. Find them, cherish your moments with them. And listen to the story carefully.

Vieles ist anders als man es sich anfangs vorstellt.
Und das ist meist der Beginn von etwas ganz Wunderbarem.

It might sound strange but my entry to the Erasmus+ competition “My Special Person- Our Story” is about a lady I have never met in person, with whom I have never had any communication at all, to be honest, I even do not know her name. All that I know is that she lives in a tiny village in the western part of Kosovo and she truly represents Kosovo and my experience there to me. Moreover, she somehow represents the essence of life to me.

Nur ein kurzer Augenblick, und alles wirkte so vertraut.

Die Geschichte einer beeindruckenden Frau, die zur einflussreichsten Bekanntschaft meines Europäischen Freiwilligendienstes in Ungarn wurde.

We don't remember days, we remember moments (Cesare Pavese).
Thanks for every single moment, which I share with each of you!