Yes, I am alive. Busy, but still here.
What happened since August?
Camp was over, it was sad to say goodbye to great friends. We spent 2 months together and it's hard to say goodbye knowing that there's a big chance you'll never see them again.

After that I flew to Seattle/Tacoma where I spent a few days with Christina. It was sooooo nice to see her again and be part of her new life back in the USA - meeting her family, bible study group, place where she works... Christina, thank you for sharing a new life with me.
After that I spent a bit more than a week in Sandy, OR wit Heather and her family. It was amazing. Getting to know Stanley (he's such a sweet

baby), being part of their daily routine, meeting their families... We went to see the Oregon coast, parks, Mt. Hood loop and of course Portland. And I went to my first American football game! Thanks Scott for taking us there. It was at the Sam Barlow high school (unfortunately they lost the game) and they even had the cheerleaders! Oregon is an amazing state, the landscape was sooooooo nice, I loved it, specially the waterfalls and the coast. We went to Good Shepard Church, where I met some old friends from camps, which

was amazing, heard GS Slovenian team report that remembered me on my old camp days and how amazing job those people are doing around the world. During that week I also met Anna. I can't believe, that it's sooo long since she's gone back to the USA. But the most important thing that week was getting to know Heather better. We met for the first time at our first camp in 2003 and somehow stayed in contact. I am so proud on our friendship. Heather, I had a great time with you and you were a great host.

My third stop was San Francisco. An amazing city. Nice, lovely, with great park, hills up and down, cable cars, Golden Gate bridge... I loved it. In those four days I walked and walked and walked up and down as never before. The funniest thing was, that I got lost once and ended in a rich neighbourhood with amazing houses. It not always bad, when you get lost.

In Washington DC I found out a lot about American history. It helped me to know and understands Americans better. Museums, National Archive, Monuments, White house, Pentagon and Arlington. I was able to do the tour in the Congress and go to see the Senate and in the House of the representatives.

My last stop was New York. Crazy city that never sleeps. Besides the normal sightseeing things and UN buliding (it was great!) I went to see Next To Normal!!!! An amazing musical. I have to admit that I was already super tired in NY, but I really enjoyed it and met some new friends.
Since I'm back home I am doing nothing interesting. School is back here and it keeps me busy all day long. Plus I am doing some things for my soul which makes me happy.