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  • 11-02-2009 3:49 PM In reply to

    • Bailey B
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    Re: My country, Romania

    Hello Ennifer. My name is Bailey. I am an American student. I was just looking around on this sight and yours got my attention. I was hoping you could tell me more about Romania.  If you wanted, I could tell you more about America.


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  • 03-06-2004 4:59 AM In reply to

    • Jill
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    Re:My country, USA

    Hello! My name is Jill! I'm 14 and I live in the U.S.! I think we recently studied a little about Romania! It would really be bad if I lived there without a mall and all! I'm not a prep or anything, but I really try to go to the mall when I can. Well I hope we can talk more about where you live. Best Wishes!


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  • 03-05-2004 1:44 PM In reply to

    • Kindra C
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    Re:My country, USA

    Jennifer, Thank you so much for you suggestions, I look forward to visiting. The heat shouldn't be a problem considering I'm from the south. As a matter of fact, I love old and creepy buildings they seem to have more character than new and pre-fabricated buildings. Thanks Kindra


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  • 03-03-2004 3:43 PM In reply to

    • Ennifer
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    Re:My country, Romania

    Kindra! I'm quite baffled because you want to visit Romania. It's a beautiful country, too bad romanians live her. Firstly, you should definetly come here in summer. It's quite hot, but I think this shouldn't be a problem. I suggest you to come in summer because in this way you can see somethings, which can't be seen in other seasons. Romania is famous for it's mountains and woods but let's not forget about Count Dracula and & co. In this way you should visit Bran Castle, Vlad Tepes a.k.a Count Dracula's castle, nice place if you like old buildings and creepy valleys. Other choice can be Moldova Monasteries. If you want to see what means a life without TV, computer, cell phone, a life based on praying, feeding the animals, praying and so on, if you want to eat mashed poatatoes with pickles or other "diet stuff" this is for you! If you are a troubled youngster this is a place were you can recharge your batteries, spiritual ones, (talking from my experience, been there done all the stuff I had told you about.) Well there are lots of nice places in our country; you can visit them without much money and I guarantee that you will have a great time.


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  • 03-01-2004 3:39 PM In reply to

    • Kindra C
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    Re:My country, USA

    Hello, Ennifer I'm an American Student and was wondering about Romania, I am planning on a visit there sometime soon and hoping you could enlighten me as to some of the sights and attractions there. Kindra


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  • 02-23-2004 1:07 AM

    • Ennifer
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    My country, Romania

    Well, you've seen the subject, I'm a fully responsible Romanian citizen :). Don't worry, I won't byte! Perhaps you know a couple of things about my country, apart from poverty on high scales and gypsies, the famous Count Dracula and of course Nadia Comaneci. Well, except for the things which I already mentioned about, you would be surprised to know that we are very clever persons, intelligent creatures some might say, nice ones and hospitality is our creed. I live in a small town (girls, with no mall), and I busy myself especially with school. Well it's quite morning in Romania right now, early in the morning and I have some stuff to take care of so...my message ends here. Nice to meet you all, Ennifer


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