
2023 Grateful 30: Falusi vendégasztal
Today was a good day in the village. Coming back from a long walk to the open day at the Buffalo Reserve, I walked by
Today was a good day in the village. Coming back from a long walk to the open day at the Buffalo Reserve, I walked by
As a card-carrying Catholic, I’m pretty well up on my saints. I can’t say I know them all, but I thought I’d heard of most
I’ve pretty much removed myself from mainstream news. I find it very depressing. Knowing what’s going on in the world is good, yes, but sometimes
As we launch into 2022, I’ve shelved New Year’s resolutions in favour of what I’m calling life resolutions. Time has been Covidised. It’s taken on
When the sun comes out for the summer and the temperatures start their inevitable climb towards the unbearable forties, Hungarians living in urban areas gravitate
With the advent of the summer sun, the annual exodus from Budapest is in the offing. Visitors to the city during July and August are
I’m a regular at local markets. Rooting through other people’s cast-offs is my idea of heaven. Not modern-day tat though – old stuff. Old furniture.
Back in 2005, a publicity stunt by SkyTravel introduced the world to Blue Monday, the third Monday in January, apparently the most depressing day of
We went looking for holly the other day, down by the lake. It was glorious – one of those magical brisk winter days when the
We had it all planned. We left in plenty of time to get to the garden centre in Balatonkeresztúr before it shut at 5 pm. Time