- I got married
- I got pregnant
- I studied sociology for 9 months in Istanbul,
Turkey - I finished my two-year commitment to the Peace
Corps - I attempted a marathon in Cheverny, France
- I travelled to Paris, France and Nis, Serbia.
- I completed my courses for my bachelor’s degree.
- I co-wrote a cookbook.
- I did a bike trip along the northern section of
the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. - I
moved back to Bulgaria. - I
had an evil landlord. - I
fell in love, hard. - I
saw my parents. - I
said farewell to a very good friend. - Debated becoming a professional academic.
- Had
courses given by two of the most amazing professors in my academic career. - Went through immigration processes.
- I
started growing dreads again. - I
learned to swim. - I
learned to ride a bike in a metropolitan environment. - I
saw a Monet exhibition, and decided that I actually enjoy art. - My
political ideas began to mature a bit, although I am still unclear exactly
where I stand— most of it is slightly anarchist, and slightly communist. - I “saw”
the Gezi Park protests. - I
took many things apart, and put most of them back together. - I
learned a bit of Turkish, and forgot a lot of Bulgarian. - I
rode ferry boats. - I
went skiing. - I
cut my husband’s hair. - Went
camping on the black sea coast of Turkey. - I
ate a surprisingly large amount of sushi for my locations.
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