From cathedra to a wedding / Katedráról esküvőre

Well, a lot of things have happened during the past month. I started working ( which means I became a mother 150 undergraduates in a blink of an eye), I was a photographer at an amazing wedding, and fall has arrived.

Even though I work only 2 or 3 days a week, work has been very tiring - but also rewarding and full of achievements - lately. I got more than 150 students, 70 of whom are Chinese. Yup. I leave you here for a second.

Besides struggling with our cultural differences and with getting myself understood, I really enjoy working with them. It's a challenge. A huge one, to be honest.

I also have students from Syria, Pakistan, Tunisia and Portugal, which means I am finally able to practice my English. Hurray! And I have to admit something: I fucking enjoy this.

If worrying about my new job wasn't enough, I have been invited to take photos at a wedding. I was nervous, I could not eat, I could not sleep, and I almost lost my bag and gear, but I made it. And some pictures came out quite amazing. This is the first time that I post any picture of the wedding, so I hope you are all feeling very special now.

Fall has also arrived, and today I harvested the quinces. They look amazing, but I am afraid most of them will have "little" surprise worms inside, as always. Anyways, if some of them actually turn out to be good, I will make some homemade quince liquor, and some apple-quince juice for my father. So fingers crossed (I haven't tried any of them yet). And look at the grass! Isn't it amazing?