Nu glumesc.
Vreau sa dau timpul inapoi.
cand amandoi eram simpli si inteligibili.
cand amandoi eram toleranti si buni.

Swedish fields.

The story behind the picture-
A photograph I took last summer, during the time I spent
in Bjarred, Sweden. Late August. A tiny village surrounded by woods.
I fell under the spell of those Green Green Surroundings. And I love horses. Since I can remember. Their grace. Their superior restlessness. They seemed so very free, they wore no signs of human control.

...Forever Autumn...

iasiul poate fi si gri si incolor si insipid..totusi,Copoul e la fel de frumos si pe soare si prin ploaie..stii cum miros frunzele de nuc dupa ploaie?imagineaza-ti...un miros atat de crud..aproape ca iti vine sa crezi ca e primavara...de parca frunzele de nuc nu mor atunci,sau cel putin nu mor la fel ca celelalte..sa sari prin balti si sa te stopesti si sa te uzi la picioare si sa iti inghetze nasul dimineatza cand mergi la cursuri....i guess there is a good part in everything..

Photo Session# Copou Fall.

:) Uncyclopedia.

The so very funny - idiotic version of Wikipedia- Uncyclopedia- the content-free encyclopedia that anyone can edit!!! :))))
Discovered through Marius.

I amused myself searching some stuff about Romania -our beautiful beautiful Heimat- on Uncyclopedia. And, boy, I laughed and laughed and than laughed some more! :D

Here it is ( though you may check it yourself, if it pleases you! ) :


The Romanians teach their little cute kids that their ancients, some brave people, established ~2500 years ago a country called 'Dacia' (now, Dacia is just a no-name car brand, made mainly by Renault - the lady cars company). Well, at that time, Dacia was also a brand too, (their country's brand) and this people (called 'daci' by the romans) loved the brand so badly, that they dared to fight romans when those wanted to attach Dacia to the Roman Empire, thus Dacia brand disappearing and letting others think that 'Roman' whas a more famous brand. So, as I was telling you, they did fight, and they kept doing it until the real brand won (surprise): the romans! BUT our story goes on. The brand 'Dacia' survived (and we conclude that the war had no reason), but the difference was that the romans mixed up with the 'daci', and so, later, over centuries, when the Roman Empire died, a new brand had risen: 'Romania'. Isn't that lovely? I can't imagine how that comes, that those ancient daci accepted this rebranding process.