The new Museum of Ethnography in Budapest is diginified and magical. Opened just a few days ago, it introduces a world of the people for the people. While the main permanent exhibit will only open next year, the current, smaller, yet beautifully diverse exhibit deeply resonates with where our foremothers and forefathers came from and what a precious heritage they left for us❤️
Sometimes one needs to be patient with one’s self, take life at a slower speed, and enjoy the little things. You will get there.
I miss kitties but last week, I had the fortune to meet several of them. You just can’t help falling in love with cats when they begin to court you. Especially black cats 🐈⬛
I love driving roads in the countryside. The lovely small villages, the vast fields where one gets a sense of what our grandparents’ lives must have been like. Often hard to stop on the sides of these roads but at the border of Héhalom I had to stop to take some photos. Magical spring fields when the poppies are ready to shine for summer.
The most exciting time in the life of a university each year is the graduation commencement. Those of us working at CEU have beautiful memories of these occasions. This week, students’ and professors’ robes have arrived at the Budapest campus and they will travel to Vienna for the occasion. Wish I could be there in a few weeks to see the happiness of many students who have accomplished so very much!
“The artist must create a spark before he can make a fire and before art is born, the artist must be ready to be consumed by the fire of his own creation.” – Rodin
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