Lady Breeze

I’m a globie girl that wants to explore as much as possible of the world and get do know more about different cultures. I was born to travel. (Will get to the travelling part later) I am from Cairo and have Turkish roots like most of Egyptians. I was born in Vienna, were I was raised and spent my teen - year’s. Vienna plays a big role in my life. If I started to talk about my love to this country, it’s a never-ending love story and I won’t finish today. - I need to finish because I still got a lot to do for today, maybe in another post -.  People who know me very well, know that I regard Egypt my country and my home, but not only because of my roots, family and friends who live there, but because I truthfully love it. There is something about Egypt and until this moment know one has figured out what is this “Something”. If you talked to any Egyptian who lived abroad especially in a not Middle Eastern country, he will understand what I’m saying. Unfortunately, Egyptians...

In less than 12 hours I’ll hit the ground in Vienna ! Yes, it all came for a sudden! I hold this country so close to my heart. I still can’t believe, me taking such a quick decision! Since I have university and mountains of things to do, I left all behind and decided for a short break. I feel that since I’m back in Egypt , I didn’t really take holidays, just working, working and working, which is true, except during the revolution, if u would call it "vacation". I can’t believe that I’m going to see my friends finally again. However I didn’t tell them, I would rather surprise them! :) I’m sooo excided! I thought would it be hard coming back? Would I have this kind of " mixture of emotions"? Will everything be the same as I left it? Did the people change?   Although I have been exactly 8 months away, but I feel as if they were 8 years. Well let’s see then. I should start packing… In any case, expect another entry very soon!