Spring Updates
After 2 months away, I'm finally back with some updates ~rn*Writing at 6 am from the airport (I always try to get to the airport some hours before the flight so I can chill with a cup of coffee and think about what's going on in my life, after all, traveling is one of the things I always wanted to keep on the top of my priorities - as most of the Millenials).rnThe last 2 monthsrnI was completely immersed in academic life - fulfilling papers, reports, studying for exams, failing exams, retaking exams, begging for entrepreneurs to fulfill my thesis survey, writing my thesis, and finally yesterday I delivered the final version of it and it's all done. In one month I'll be doing final exams (yea, here in Hungary you have to fulfill a final exam containing ALL the courses you attended over the 2 years of your degree, that's gonna be crazy, but I'm not there yet).rnrnI'm still not completely sure my thesis will be accepted by my department, cause I decided to run away from the lab and go through a different way (I wrote a thesis connecting biotechnology to the start-up world when I should be running some essays in the lab)rnrn[caption id="attachment_1269" align="aligncenter" width="681"] Pretty fancy, right? It's only the cover and the spring time of Budapest[/caption]rnBut not everything is about academia, don't worryrnAs Spring showed up, people started to re-engage with Photography and got some great clients to shoot! May is gonna be even better (the best month to do a photoshoot in Budapest, keep that in mind!)rnrnI also got the amazing visit of my beloved friend from Brasil, Francis, and we had an amaaaaazing time together here (Bottles of wine and thermal bath included).rnrn[caption id="attachment_1268" align="aligncenter" width="680"] Francis in Budapest with me <3[/caption]rnWhat is coming nowrnWell, once I finished my thesis, I feel like one cycle is reaching the end and I'm about to start the next one. Soon I will have to say good-bye to Budapest, and I caught myself already melancholic thinking about this on the tram yesterday, and I started to cry.rnrnIt's been almost 3 years living in Budapest, can you imagine? The city I chose to live for 1 year in 2014 became my second home. Budapest changed me, watched my development, contributed to who I am today.rnrnBut the next chapters I will share with you soon.rnrnIf you are reading this post, I have to say thank you for all the support, cause you are part of this!rnrnThank you my beloved readers, friends, family ❤
