Originally posted on The NYC Journal by Virag Gulyas:
Silence. Confusion. Dilemmas. I am from all over and nowhere. The guilt towards my parents, who think I abandoned my country. The joy what I feel every time I return to it. I am from all over and nowhere. The sooner you start your journeys,…
Virag, why don’t you write? A ticking bomb in my soul. Something that wants to happen but I hold it back. So, really. Why don’t I write? ‘I used to cry but I don’t have time…’ – this is the only answer I get while asking my question aloud under the shower. I am in tears. The warm…
My relationship with Brussels is quite a roller-coaster ride, but one thing always adds to the up-rides: ‘Brussels is the center of Europe’. Of course not geographically, because that would be Budapest ( 🙂 ), but in terms of accessibility. From day one I love that London, Paris, Amsterdam are just 2 hrs away; but going beyond…
Originally posted on The NYC Journal by Virag Gulyas:
Do you remember the concepts introverts and extroverts? The first naturally shying away from the reflector lights, while the other enjoys being surrounded by a crowd, while demonstrating his latest joke. Yeah. One is rather silent and hard to melt; the other comes as floating water…
When plans are not enough!.
Originally posted on The NYC Journal by Virag Gulyas:
So there I am hanging between extreme excitement and dreadful anxiety. Surely, I am not 15 anymore, when you take a luggage fill it with the freshly washed clothes prepared by your mother and the next day you take the train or plane and start your exciting journeys…
Originally posted on The NYC Journal by Virag Gulyas:
A few weeks ago I was lamenting over the leap of faith. Two days ago, I leaped. I am moving to New York City. The City we all dream about, the City that makes us believe in dream and that they can come true, the City,…
‘Oh Jeez my bag! My bag! My bag! I have everything in it: my camera, my external hardware, my visa, my ID, my eye drops, my Oh My GOD my bag!’ There was I, standing in the middle of the 2nd Avenue, in the middle of Manhattan, in the middle of the world’s busiest city. I…
Read my recent article on The Culture Trip: Click for the original article: Insider’s Guide to Dining in Budapest’s Seventh District Budapest’s Seventh district earned its name as a once-vivid Jewish quarter; today, these Jewish roots are mainly traceable by some kosher-inspired restaurants in the neighbourhood, but the district itself is attracting much attention…
Though the lines of restaurants, café and brunch places in Brussels are endless and every platforms try to convince me about the fantastic Brusselian hospitality, I have to tell you, it isn’t that easy to find a great place. Far from me to generalize, but I am facing huge challenges in regards to the praised Brusselian warmth. There…
