
I'm Daniela, the founder of "What to expect when you're expat-ing". It’s all in the name: I’m an expat, now living in Helsinki \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddee, after Istanbul and Bucharest. I'll share my experiences comparing at times all 3 societies from my point of view and more
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Autumn is a very eventful time in Helsinki. I think it’s because the weather worsens and the darkest time of the year is here, so we need to come up with activities for everyone, to make sure we get out of the house and avoid getting seriou...
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It’s still August, my month, so I couldn’t let it pass without dedicating a full article to my beloved Istanbul.
This is all about my Istanbul, the city that was home for almost six years, the city where I learned the ropes of motherhood a...
Because we’re in the celebratory year of Constantin Brâncuși (150 years since his birth), I’ve decided to dedicate a full article this August to his birthplace: Gorj, Romania.
“You must constantly try to climb very high, if you want to see...
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Welcome! I'm a Romanian born expat living in Helsinki since '23, after 6 y of Istanbul. I'll share my experiences comparing at times, both societies from my point of view. I'll also be writing about moving, traveling and cultural events.\ud83d\udccd\ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddee
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