Cristina Radu

[EN]: Thursday, 3 August, I woke up hard at 7:30 in the morning. I tried to do my makeup, I tried to put my clothes on and I tried to not forget many things, maybe with a little luck I will not forget anything. At 9 in the morning, I just came out on the door and go straight to the bus station as a captain(well… I was the only one who can speak English, so … I really deserve that captain thing). After the bus, we got into the train that was supposed to leave us at the Notre Dame. With a little bit of luck in our pockets, we managed to get where we were supposed to. There were 300 people already in the line, waiting to go inside and after we get into the line, in a second, other 300 people appeared. After a while, we managed to go inside (the entrance was free, photography was free) and I really felt like I was in the Harry Potter movie. No link between this two buildings, but this is was I felt. We left with our charged batteries to the BatoBus. We took the tickets and got s

[EN]: Since a few days I am trying to find the perfect words. But I just can’t. It was too overwhelming. Everything is overwhelming at Palace of Versailles. Starting with the queue ... continuing with majesty and wealth of the outside and the inside, reaching up to the bedroom made of gold which was not used by anyone and which was done only to prove the power and ending with the enormous gardens, so good maintained to the last leaf. It is overwhelming to think, even for a second, how would be to live there ...

EN: I woke up after 30 minutes of opening and closing doors, and the same phrase repeated for million times "let's do not forget something". After we sealed the luggage with the foil (5euro for a huge role that reached for 6 big luggage, compared to 7euro that we should have paid for each luggage, so 40euro for all luggage), we climbed into the car and went we were. When we arrived at the airport, we sat down to the queue, until one of the employees came and told us that the flight will be delayed so we sat down to one corner, and we were waintg, watching to the screen that announces the opening of the check-ins. I spent more than 30 minutes there, and suddenly I hear my sister whisper: "It's open." Then something torn from the movies happened: there was not even one person in the queue and in no more than 30 seconds, while each of us took his luggage, there were over 50 people waiting in line... After we left the luggage, we went to security, where onl