Bye bye Balkan

Like they always say, time is flying when you're having fun. Finally I feel completely integrated and most important the Bulgarians see me more and more as a true Bulgarian as well, and then of course it is time to leave again. The last couple of days are extremely busy, running from coffee date to coffee date, from dinner to dinner and from party to party. Can't go without a proper goodbye of course. And couldn't go before I'd seen another neighbouring country: Romania. From what I've seen in Romania it resembles Bulgaria a lot, I only think that Romania is still a bit behind. They have even more characteristic socialist buildings and the number of Lada's and Trabants is also even a bit bigger I guess. By the way, I really think those Lada cars are the coolest cars ever, they're just very cute. Me as a business lady :D was even thinking about setting up an export line to Holland. You will have a completely unique car! I mean how many Lada's do you still see in Holland? Although I was wondering about the demand, I'm not sure if everybody shares my opinion about Lada's. So now 2 questions to everyone.
1. What do you think about Lada's / Trabants?
a) They absolutely rock!
b) A what?
c) Leave the crap in the Balkans
2. Do you prefer Lada's or Trabants?
a) Lada 4Ever!
b) Who doesn't wanna have a paper car?
c) Do you have anything that's builld after 1970?
Anyways, I will be back in Holland again on Tuesday. Blagodarya (thanks) for all the nice comments/e-mails etc. My next adventure will be Mongolia. I'm going there from the beginning of August for 2,5 months to do research for my dissertation and I will be a project leader. I'll tell you more details when the time will come.