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    Budapest | Hungary | Inspirational | Italy

    Bellowing Budapest in Winter

    ByEva Hamori January 17, 2017

    First of all, Alfonz made this lovely video about our first few days in Budapest Hungary! <3 <3 <3 this talented man! What does Christmas mean to me? Hungarian Christmas for us means celebrating on the 24th, walking through the lit up streets and peeking into the decorated windows the week before and after Christmas…

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  • Love, Destiny and Our Romance
    France | Inspirational

    Love, Destiny and Our Romance

    ByEva Hamori January 17, 2017

      Today June 7th, 2012 is our 9th wedding anniversary, although we have been together since Easter 2002. How amazing that we ended up together. I think destiny played a part in our happy ending. Alfonz was born and raised in Hungary and lived there until he was 17. He came with his family to Canada…

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  • Roquebrun, The Parfait Day
    France

    Roquebrun, The Parfait Day

    ByEva Hamori January 16, 2017

    It was the perfect break from our busy week. The boys hung bug screen and fans, built shed bases, and concrete steps, while I spent the week cooking and cleaning after our company and kids. It was a rushed week, with sunburns and stroke that entitled us to a day off. Alfonz insisted. I obliged….

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    politics

    The World Needs a Hero

    ByEva Hamori January 16, 2017September 8, 2018

    We hang the petty THIEVES, and appoint the great ones to public office. AESOP Disclaimer: In my new world I am searching for answers to make sense of government with very naive eyes. THIS POST IS NOT FOR EVERYONE! Of course it bothers me how Hungary is viewed from the outside world. And of course I…

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    Inspirational

    Lickin’ New Year’s Resolution 2016

    ByEva Hamori January 16, 2017

      Happy New Year! It is that time of year again! RESOLUTION time. I know, for most people they don’t work, but for me it keeps me on track. I started writing this post from our home in Budapest, Hungary, having spent the holidays in our Elizabethtown 19th century apartment enjoying the festivities of the…

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  • The more languages you know, the more you are a person
    Inspirational | languages

    The more languages you know, the more you are a person

    ByEva Hamori January 15, 2017June 10, 2022

    ❝To have another language is to possess a second soul.❞ ‒Charlemagne Vasali Nagypapa, my grandfather on my mom’s side, was a soldier in the Second World War, knighted for bravery, and was a self-taught intellect. His formal education was about grade two, but that didn’t stop him from ravenously learning. He taught himself to read,…

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  • Blistering Sunburn, Hole in Ozone
    France | Our Journey

    Blistering Sunburn, Hole in Ozone

    ByEva Hamori January 15, 2017

      Our first guests in the rental apartment! Akos and Angela from Budapest Hungary are here to celebrate her 43rd birthday! Angela is Alfonz’s cousin and they share a similar birthday, and with our recent move here, they decided to celebrate with us in France! They started in Paris and did 4 days of non-stop…

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  • Wobbly Wine Tours Departs From Capestang
    40 Before 40 | Business | France | Wine tours

    Wobbly Wine Tours Departs From Capestang

    ByEva Hamori January 15, 2017

      Alfonz scouted the area looking for wineries for our Capestang wine tour. Daily, he jumped on his BMW motorbike, now a well known fixture throughout our village and searched for the ideal places to show tourists. Criteria was being close to the Canal du Midi offering Capestang’s visitors an option to visit Chateaus during…

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  • Collectively Blogging Carnival’s Nearcations
    France | Our Journey

    Collectively Blogging Carnival’s Nearcations

    ByEva Hamori January 14, 2017

      Blog Carnival – We gather 10 fellow bloggers, who write about their local sites, and here is our joint post. Please visit their links at the bottom of the page for other good reads and like adventurers from around the world.         Eva of ThatsHamori.com When you think of southern France…

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    Homestay Business

    Sunny Summertime, Bustling Business Time

    ByEva Hamori January 14, 2017

    Summertime and the livin’ is easy, work is abundant and our time is flying by. Alfonz and I are enjoying our new line of work, even though we literally fall into our beds at night. My favourite part of being a ‘Homestay’ family is trying to adapt the lessons for the children’s own personal issues…

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