Skip to content

Expat Eva Hamori

  • Welcome!
  • Editor Picks
  • Our Journey
  • My Expat Life Series, FRExpand
    • My Expat Life Series – Hungary
    • Vlog
  • Food
  • Lists
  • InspirationalExpand
    • 40 Before 40
  • My Expat LivesExpand
    • Hungary
    • FranceExpand
      • Capestang
    • Vancouver
  • Editor Picks
Expat Eva Hamori
  • Top 5 Things Learned While Travelling
    Inspirational | Lists

    Top 5 Things Learned While Travelling

    ByEva Hamori December 6, 2016

    The Hamori family sold off their life in White Rock, Canada, down sized to 2 suitcases each and flew across the Ocean to Budapest, Hungary. From there they bought a Mercedes Viano Camper Van with a pop top sleeper, and planned to travel around Europe looking for a B&B, to start living a life based…

    Read More Top 5 Things Learned While TravellingContinue

  • Alfonz Return to Budapest
    France | Our Journey

    Alfonz Return to Budapest

    ByEva Hamori December 6, 2016

    Hoping to go back to Budapest for Christmas to enjoy a traditional Hungary holiday with our family; skating, a big dinner and Christmas Eve gift giving, we have a change of plans. With great prospects here, and a routine just begun, we decide against hauling the children across yet two more countries before they have…

    Read More Alfonz Return to BudapestContinue

  • Nicole Blakemore
    My Expat Life | My Expat Life Series, FR

    My Expat Life – Painters Workshop

    ByEva Hamori December 5, 2016

    “Every child is an artist, the problem is staying an artist when you grow up.” – Pablo PICASSO The lucky few among us remain artists. These creative creatures mingle with childlike enthusiasm shining their light on everything they touch. With open minds, they absorb their world, see things differently, and dream in vivid technicolour. They feel with strong…

    Read More My Expat Life – Painters WorkshopContinue

  • Skating Budapest
    Our Journey

    Friday I’m in Love

    ByEva Hamori December 5, 2016December 5, 2016

    In all my years of working I have never had a teacher’s schedule. Monday – Friday, typical morning and afternoon rush hour traffic, banana on route for breakfast, coffee from the café and every holiday and weekend off. The best part are the paid holidays, true story! It still blows my mind how most teachers…

    Read More Friday I’m in LoveContinue

  • The Terror Museum
    Budapest

    The House of Terror – Budapest Hungary

    ByEva Hamori December 5, 2016

              “The past must be acknowledged…” Attila Jóseph How difficult would it be to forgive heinous war crimes? How can you forgive your country for turning on its people out of the basic instinct to survive? How could those responsible live with themselves day after day? The Austro-Hungarian Empire between 1867-1918 brought stability…

    Read More The House of Terror – Budapest HungaryContinue

  • From the Beginning!
    Our Journey

    From the Beginning!

    ByEva Hamori December 4, 2016

    Requests have come in from some of our newer readers to publish a post of our journey from the beginning. We are at around the 1/2 way mark to start living our life’s dream. Might be a good time to take a moment to reflect. We still have a new language to learn, a home…

    Read More From the Beginning!Continue

  • bats in france
    Business | ESL Kids

    Our Summer Season Finally Begins – ESL Program

    ByEva Hamori December 4, 2016

            I love bats. And it is a good thing too as we have over 45 of them living in the little attic above our upstairs bath. They quietly squeak overhead to each other while we use the toilet. The roofline doesn’t connect to the rest of our house, and they are…

    Read More Our Summer Season Finally Begins – ESL ProgramContinue

  • gypsy treasure hunt
    Our Journey

    Trash Day Budapest

    ByEva Hamori November 28, 2016December 21, 2016

    One man’s trash is another man’s treasure Once a year throughout Hungary, each city, town and village allocate a day for large item garbage pick-up. November 25th was the day we were allowed to place all our junk on the curb. A great way to get rid of old computers, broken furniture, old clothes etc……

    Read More Trash Day BudapestContinue

  • Artist Gauthier Fleuri and the Plight of the Plane Trees
    Capestang | France

    Artist Gauthier Fleuri and the Plight of the Plane Trees

    ByEva Hamori November 21, 2016

    The power of one, if fearless and focused, is formidable, but the power of many working together is better. Gloria Macapahal Arroyo Three people acting together on a project called ‘Le Transportear D’Image’ try to change the fate of the majestic plane trees along the Canal du Midi. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Canal…

    Read More Artist Gauthier Fleuri and the Plight of the Plane TreesContinue

  • children of today are Narcissistic
    Our Journey

    We we raising a generation of Narcissists or is this the new normal?

    ByEva Hamori November 17, 2016January 3, 2022

    Nobody can be kinder than a Narcissist while you react to his life in his own terms. Elizabeth Bowen They look at themselves in the mirror, post endless selfies, feel a sense of self-importance yet they haven’t contributed or achieved anything in society yet. These are our teenagers! It is a technological phenomenon how we raise our…

    Read More We we raising a generation of Narcissists or is this the new normal?Continue

Page navigation

Previous PagePrevious 1 … 57 58 59 60 61 … 65 Next PageNext

© 2026 Expat Eva Hamori - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP

  • Welcome!
  • Editor Picks
  • Our Journey
  • My Expat Life Series, FR
    • My Expat Life Series – Hungary
    • Vlog
  • Food
  • Lists
  • Inspirational
    • 40 Before 40
  • My Expat Lives
    • Hungary
    • France
      • Capestang
    • Vancouver
  • Editor Picks
Search