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Another (Romanian) text that I wrote joins the list today: it’s called “Prima oară” (Romanian for “First time”). The three pictures are taken out of my photo collection (of course, I edited them a bit).
Feel free to comment on the text here.
Enjoy! 
A new text with a Japanese theme joins the list of “public” texts that I wrote – the text is called “Sophora Japonica“.
A quick background for the text: Sophora japonica – otherwise known as the Chinese Scholar-Tree, or the Japanese Pagoda Tree, and translated as “salcâm japonez” in Romanian – is an acacia tree native to eastern Asia (mainly China; despite the name, it is introduced in Japan). It is quite a popular ornamental tree in Europe and North America, grown for its white flowers, borne in late summer after most other flowering trees have long finished flowering.
The intro quote is a traditional haiku I happen to like a lot, and the picture to the right of the text is an origami paper crane figure I made myself.
I’ve published another (Romanian) text on my website. It’s called “Cristale de cea??“. Enjoy!
This one is written in Romanian again. You can read it here: Cine sunt eu?
Have fun reading it! I know I did writing it.
A few days ago, I wrote another (short) text. It wasn’t public at first, but today I added it to the Texts page. It’s called A Spring Morning. Enjoy!
As a fairly recent endeavour, I’ve decided to take on writing again. I actually wrote a new text yesterday morning (unfortunately for some visitors of my site, the text is written in Romanian). You can find a link to “O poveste cu furnicu?e” somewhere at the bottom of the Texts page.
After a 3-hour-hardcore-copy/paste job, with some editing and formatting, I’ve managed to transfer all my texts from the old version of the site to the new one. I hope you enjoy reading (some of) them as much as I enjoyed writing (all of) them…
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