A glimpse of what matters to this writer most and what makes her heart beat a little faster
You can find my writing for #fridayflash right here in: The Creative Writing Corner of Estrella Azul category ;)
I would appreciate any constructive criticism you can offer, and thank you so much for reading!
Ever wondered what Christmastime looks like in other countries? Like in Romania maybe? Like in Kolozsvár, to be more specific? 
Milliver’s Travels has gone all out this holiday season and has prepared quite a number of lovely Christmas-y articles for your viewing pleasure.
Here is my very seasonally festive article, about Christmastime in Kolozsvár, complete with lovely photos and music!
Go read it. Listen to it. I’ll wait 
Estrella, thank you for your beautiful story and photos (and the handbells) and for being a part of the Christmas series at Milliver’s Travels. It would not have been the same without our European correspondent :~)
~ Milli
It feels like such a privilege to have my article among so many wonderful ones in the Christmas series (and generally too), so thank You! *huge hugs*
He Estrella, Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May your Christmas be filled with all the things you desire or wish for. Happy holidays and God Be
less. Best Regards. Michael.
Michael, long time no see (I’m probably to blame, I know *blush* I don’t get out to party much in bloggy land anymore…)
Thank you so much, hope your holidays were wonderful and that you have a Happy New Year filled with much health and love – everything else falls into place after that!
It was a terrific story and the handbells were amazing! Thanks for sharing and I loved that there were so many pictures in it! Merry Christmas!
Thanks, Ann The handbells are my favorite, I’ve always been fascinated by them. I actually wanted a photo of them all lined up on the table, but have forgotten my tripod at home… unfortunately I managed to shake the camera for each and every single one of the zoomed-in photos of them. Oh well, I’m glad the video was there for a “hearsual” instead of the visual
Happy New Year!
Estrella,
I love, love, love the article you wrote. I am fascinated with Christmas celebrations in other countries and wish I could travel to see them. You provided me a glimpse of beauty and I am especially interested in this article because of my writing – about your part of the world.
How fun that you are officially a European correspondent, and I think your bio is amazing, just like you.
Good luck and Happy Holidays, again,
Anne
Thank you, Anne, it was such a joy to write this article! I knew you’d like it because of your writing about my part of the world. ( PS: I have new Hungarian recipes up )
And thanks, I love being the European correspondent on MT. (I’m not-so-secretly thrilled you liked my bio so much!)
Happy New Year (since that’s more appropriate by now), honey! *hugs*
It looks amazing. I would so love to visit one day. Merry Christmas all year long!
Thanks, Tammy! And if you end up visiting – give me a heads up, I’d love to show you around
Interesting to find this article. Actually I am from this town. We had a Christmas without snow – pretty depressing..but it’s snowing now. Looks a lot like a pure dream – everything so beautiful. Cluj-Napoca is a nice city but the surroundings are more beautiful around this time.
Nice to meet you, Gratian, and to see you liked my article about the city! (and its decorations of course)
Not having a white Christmas was kind of a bummer, you’re right, but there was some snow this morning. All wet and it’s almost completely melted by now, but still
I hear you about the surroundings, that is absolutely true! I went for a drive on Tuesday around the Maguri, Cold Mountain, Racatau area, through the Apuseni Natural Park all the way to Belis Lake. It turned into a small trip, and the fog didn’t help in certain places being on a road which appears on no map… but the view was amazing everywhere we drove by! Plus there was snow there – sooo pretty!
Thank you for reading and commenting
I’m glad you had a beautiful trip. Take care.
