Last 3 months

I am in Turkey, the country I first heard of during history classes in primary school. The classes where not about how friendly the Turkish people are or about how beautiful Istanbul is. They were about the constant wars Romania had with Turkey (Otoman Empire) and I remember I hated them cause they conquered us and they represented a constant threat throughout centuries.

It is time to forget that, we are living in the 21st century and it is surprising how things have changed, Turkey is one of the first countries to have joined NATO, wants to join EU (Romania is already there :P), and is probably the most modernized muslim country (also highest GDP). Istanbul is the 4th most populous city in the world (at least this is what Wikipedia says :) ) and companies like Microsoft have their regional offices for Middle East and Africa here. Turkey, like Romania, are going through major economic developments and is a very lively place (at least Istanbul is).

If u read the last post u will see that it was from November 2007 and I was in Warsaw doing an internship at Deloitte and I was undergraduate :). In this time all these things changed: I had a great time in Poland but I left after just 3 months and in January 21st I graduated!!! YEAAAH!


Now I am Turkey for a second internship and my nomadic life goes on, travelling and discovering new places it got into my blood and it seems I simply can't stop moving from one place to another ...


The intership is with Microsoft in the Community Affairs field, more...



More ... soon ;)



Of course, pictures on facebook albums :)