Due to our current COVID situation, a number of changes have happened since I posted the process of renewing my TAJ card in Budapest. Starting November 2020, we can no longer go straight
Update (March 2021): Due to COVID restrictions, anyone wishing to renew their TAJ card will need to schedule an appointment. DETAILS HERE. Update (June 2021):After the general reopening of
I’ve been learning languages for a long time but I must admit, I am very late into the podcast game. As usual, I have been suffering from trying to use too many language materials at
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I was at dinner with my colleague and I learned that she does not have a “family doctor” yet. Despite living in Hungary for a couple of years now. Color me shocked. Finding a general
Last year’s trip to Göteborg has planted the seed – I have fallen in love with Sweden, and 2022 trips are definitely in the books. For our early summer holidays, we decided to
I love February. It is no longer as cold as January and we actually have signs of life coming up. For me in particular, my oxalis plants always signal the start of spring as they always
Update: As of the second week of May, the immunity certificate app was also released. I have not downloaded it as I am waiting for my ügyfélkapu (“client gate” in English)
This essay, which I did for my Hungarian class, is a celebratory post in anticipation of further easing of travel restrictions, which could mean we will be getting more of our old,
I was finally able to attend my first C1 class this week. I had to skip our first day after a sad family crisis. Fun first topic: social media! This is another homework essay – we
Or to be quite clear, I got my COVID vaccine! I was quite excited to hear from my doctor a couple of days ago. She was scheduling me for my first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine and told me
