I'm more of a doer than a thinker; I go through life with a rather pragmatic approach. Recently I started to embrace the little joys of the days and would like to progress towards a more simple lifestyle. I write, read and listen.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I am happy to welcome people in my life (and in my living room). You might only be a friendly stranger - or a possible friend in the future. There is nothing that could bring two people closer to each other than sharing a meal (and a good conversation afterwards). Couchsurfing is based on the idea of mutual helpfulness - there is no reason not to love it.

Interests

Board games, artisan coffee, contemporary literature, movies and series, sustainable lifestyle and a lot more.

• literature
• education
• coffee
• movies
• board games
• linguistics

Music, Movies, and Books

Books of 2016: Margaret Atwood, A. S. Byatt and many others
Movies of 2016: Burn, burn, burn; Kubo and the Two Strings; Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and a lot more

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Left my country with only a suitcase - and landed on my feet.

Teach, Learn, Share

In Hungarian we say that if you have enough food for 4, you have enough for 5. We share our soups, salads and teas. I teach Hungarian, but this is an unnecessary knowledge. I'm happy to learn anything you teach; but I'm happiest if you tell stories.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I cook hearty vegetarian food (my lentil soup is told to be amazing) and we never travel without a deck of cards or without some games in the bag. I can also share some random facts about babies learning to speak.

Countries I’ve Visited

Germany, Romania, Slovakia, Switzerland, Wales

Countries I’ve Lived In

England, Hungary