I will try to write everything in the way so that also our friends who are not EVS volunteers can understand what is all about.
After the mid term meeting in Terchova we got the invitation from Sandrine (another EVS volunteer from France) to stay for Christmass and New Year's hollidays in a very nice appartment in the center of Budapest! How she got to the appartment? Well... long story... she has a friend from France who is studying in Budapest and so on...
Our jurney started when we picked up Celine in Banská Štiavnica and went towards to the Hungarin border and Budapest. It was Azra, Celine and me driving with my small Renault 5. A wonderful car! Budapest is just app. 150 km from Banská Štiavnica, so it was a MUST SEE for us.

This was a real adventure! First me Azra and Celine crossed the border. I dropped the two girls on the Hungarian side. Then I went back alone to the Slovak side, picked up the other three girls, who hitchiked till the border.
Why this procedure? Well... imagine this: a small french car with Slovenian registration table, two french girls, one girl from Finland, one from Slovenia and the 5th girl from Brasil!!! And of course me... the only boy. I felt like someone that is smuggling illegal emigrants. :) Not to mention that we could hardly manage to get in the car. In first place it is very difficult to put 6 people in that car. Immagine then 6 people + all the baggage for 6 people! It is just CRAZY!!! Then there was this funny fact that we also had one girl from Brasil and I guess that the policemen on the border did not see a Brasilian passport in their life until then. :)))) It was funny because we were standing on the border check for app. 15 minutes, because they had to check if Gisele (from Brasil) was in order. :)
But this was the easiest part. We still had to put everyone in the car and drive app. 80 km to Budapest!!!






Gisele was making WONDERFUL cheese-bread. As she told us this is what they traditionally use to make in Brasil, especially at their home. Mhmmmmm I can still smell them. :) The flower was especially sent from Brasil by her mother. You can hardly find the same flower in Europe! some special Brasilian vegetable.













Then we went for a walk.

















So, in Budapest we had ups and downs... that's life. but to be honest we enjoed every single moment of it, because I know it is once in life that you live moments like this. So me and azra would like to thank Sandrine and all the other EVS volunteers that were sharing wonderful moments with us. We sincerely look forward to new moments together before we all get back home.
And of course... we already have new adventures to write about, but till then HAVE A NICE TIME!