Author Archives: Diana

The Purge – Book Review

Posted on August 12, 2015 by Diana

The Purge it’s a dark read, a metaphor for all culpabilities that an individual buries within him until one day when everything has to come up to the surface. From this point of view the main character, Aliide, is complicated … Continue reading →

Packing smart and traveling light

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Diana

I remember being a child and going on vacation with my parents. They used to take me everywhere. Together with some big suitcases where I could fit in – it was like packing up our lives to move elsewhere for … Continue reading →

How to save money for travel – Create it!

Posted on August 4, 2015 by Diana

Looking on how to save up money for traveling I found so many articles revealing “the secrets of saving”. And let me tell you – it’s all the same and it requires for us to give up on every little … Continue reading →

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Careers with Sociology degree – En & Ro versions

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Diana

It’s been 7 years since my Bachelor in Sociology and 5 years since graduated my Masters in Human Resources and Sociology is still a relatively new subject for Romanians and goes through a rough time in establishing a reputation. However, … Continue reading →

Posted in Sociology | Tagged careers in sociology, cariere in sociologie, ce pot face cu o licenta in sociologie, joburi sociologie | 1 Comment

Angelology – book review

Posted on July 22, 2015 by Diana

Last week I finally managed to finish Angelology by Danielle Trussoni – a book that I bought, again, because of it’s fabulous cover. Who does this covers? I wanna know. The story follows the classical good versus evil, man versus … Continue reading →

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my skydiving experience

Posted on July 17, 2015 by Diana

I’m not a risk taker, by traditional standards I’ve never experienced anything dangerous (ok, maybe until I got on the motorcycle as a pillion for the first time) – I’m just a truly believer that nothing is impossible and you … Continue reading →

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a day at work in human resources field

Posted on July 15, 2015 by Diana

I’ve always wondered from where it came the typical 8 hours working time. Today I find it not relevant any more – it’s not about how much time you spend working but the quality and success of your work. And … Continue reading →

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Birthday gift guide for the man you love

Posted on July 11, 2015 by Diana

While it might seem tricky to shop for the man you love and some even find it impossible after some years have passed by, for Mau my creativity goes way up high in terms of birthday and name day gifts. … Continue reading →

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Reasons to Spend Money on Travels and Experiences

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Diana

Most people are in the pursuit of happiness. Like I am myself. Like Mau is. And we found some basic form of happiness in traveling. We travel a lot compared with other young couples around us. And we wish to … Continue reading →

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Tips and tricks for riding as a pillion girl

Posted on July 3, 2015 by Diana

Being on a motorcycle is a little bit of excitement, freedom and peace. On the back of the motorcycle nothing matters anymore, it’s just you and the road, the scenery around. It’s like the perfect ballance between yourself and the … Continue reading →