Erasmus Story

ERASMUS FRIENDSHIP

Once upon a time, five students named Zeynep , Ines , Gyulchin, Francisco, Kristaps and  Micheal met each other during their Erasmus program in Turkiye. Ines and Francisco were from Portugal, Gyulchin was from Bulgaria, Kristaps was from Latvia, and  was from Italy. They were all studying in different schools, but had come to Turkiye to immerse themselves in a new culture and improve their language skills.

At first, they were all a little overwhelmed by the new environment and language barrier. But they quickly bonded over their shared experiences of adjusting to life in Turkiye. They would spend their weekends exploring the city, trying out new foods, and visiting famous landmarks.

As they got to know each other better, Zeynep , Ines , Gyulchin, Francisco, Kristaps and Micheal discovered that they had a lot to learn from each other's cultures. They would share stories about their traditions, customs, and daily life back home. They learned to cook each other's traditional dishes and would often host cultural nights where they would share music, dance, and stories from their respective countries.

Despite coming from different backgrounds and cultures, their Erasmus friendship grew stronger every day. They helped each other navigate the challenges of studying abroad, from homesickness to academic pressure. They supported each other's goals and ambitions, whether it was mastering a new language or exploring a new hobby.

As the end of their Erasmus program approached, Zeynep , Ines , Gyulchin, Francisco, Kristaps and Micheal  knew that saying goodbye would be difficult. But they promised to stay in touch and continue learning from each other, no matter where life took them.

Years later, Ines  had started her own business in Portugal, Zeynep and Gyulchin had worked for a multinational company, Kristaps had become a successful entrepreneur in Latvia, Francisco had landed his dream job in Portugal , Micheal and  was pursuing his passion for art in Italia . They still talked regularly and would often reminisce about their unforgettable experience in Turkiye and the friendship that had brought them together.

Our Poem

  WHEREVER YOU ARE

With the beat that keeps us apart,

Love is a fire that burns unseen,

And in her eyes I see the light of heaven,

You existed somewhere else, somewhere far away, 

And all my love and all my hope are hers

May they reach you, wherever you are.

In this poem we talk about "Love" .

For us love is some much more than  just a feeling it goes further than that, it's not only physical but it involves everything. Love is different for everyone.  It can be painful or exciting. It's also a contrary feeling that sometimes is really hard to deal with.

In first sentence the author is referring to the distance between people. And the impossibility of being with someone when you want to but you can't. Love happens when you less expect it. And if it's meant to be it will happened. The author is also saying that he sends he's best feelings to this person (love and hope).

The Office

 

If "The Office" were a book, it would likely be a comedic novel or a series of short stories. The story would center around the everyday lives and interactions of the employees of  Dunder Mifflin, a fictional paper company based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The book would be written in a lighthearted and humorous tone, with witty dialogue and humorous situations that would capture the absurdity of office life.

The characters in the book would be well-developed and complex, each with their own quirks and personalities. The protagonist would be Jim Halpert, a salesman who serves as the "everyman" character through which the reader experiences the world of Dunder Mifflin. Other characters, such as Michael Scott, Dwight Schrute, Pam Beesly, and others, would also play prominent roles in the story.

Overall, "The Office" as a book would be a comedic and insightful look at the world of office culture, told through the lens of a diverse and entertaining cast of characters.