My thoughts on moving from Bulgaria to Poland

Back in Bulgaria!

In the Netherlands for a while.

Again this proves to be a challenging year to travel. In the sense that it requires testing and advance planning to go anywhere. However,...

For a long time I was fascinated by Berlin. I visited in 2001 and loved how free it felt. I went back many times. Basically it's a true...

The South-Easternmost point of the continental EU, Rezovo village on the Turkish border.

From Sofia, I got to the Central Balkan mountain range by train for just €1,80. It was sunny and warm.

No matter how hard the working days can be, a morning coffee on a sunny weekend makes up for it.

Too short to do everything, long enough to do a few things very well. Family, friends and your own health are the most important. But so...

If you don't want to settle down, there's no need. This post offers some motivation to keep doing what you feel you must.

It's never easy and it never will be. I'll be the first one to recommend anyone to go abroad for a while but I'll be the last on

Living abroad has its challenges. But sometimes it's also good the way it is, and you'll feel you found your place.

I love Bulgaria and all Bulgarians I met have welcomed me with open arms. But I would bring up one point for improvement.

It seems like it's all fun. It is, until it's not. Living abroad is hard. Yet it's also very rewarding.

Your days are numbered. So are everyone's. Start living today.

If you're reading this, know I felt the same as you. Yearning for adventure, wanting to head out. Leaving my safe nest for trips under t

After 3,5 years in Bulgaria, I'm over the phase of deciding whether I like it here or not. I do, otherwise I would have left a long time

Living abroad, you partly or completely have to reinvent yourself. Mostly if you go alone. The advice 'just be who you are' doesn't fly...

Over life, people buy stuff. Then they live in a bigger place and buy even more. Most never stop buying and consuming. There are many...

It happens to many of us, the sudden urge to let it all be and leave on a trip. To travel for months or years on end. Why not even...