Lionder in Athens

Hello, everyone! This is Lionder and I'm going to be keeping you company for the next 3 or 4 minutes that you'll be reading the text below. How are you? I hope you're doing just fine!It's been a long time since I last updated this lil' blog o'er here so today I'm going to be talking about a lot of things that have happened to me this period of my life.  First of all, I got into university!  What? Yes, it's true. I can't believe it though. This past year I've been studying so much. I've been studying 10-12 hours a day. Almost every day. Every week. Every month until the middle of June. It was an exhausting journey for me. And not only for me, but for everyone who was studying to get into university. I really need to give a SHOUTOUT to all the kids who literally studied their ass off to get into university this year. And I wish the best of luck for the 2000 generation who's going to give exams to get into university this year. I don'

Heeeeyyyy!! What's up?? Today, I arrived from my visit to Arvis and our stop by Keratokampos. Do you want to know what's going on? Follow me.. Arvi So, we found some great friends of ours in Arvi Village. Arvi is 90 minutes away from home. It's a small village with not much of popularity. It's a calm and friendly village in Crete.  Even though today was a really windy day all around our island, Arvi was not windy at all. Due to its geographical position , Arvi doesn't get as much wind as other villages get. It's calm and from what the villagers said, there's only one strong wind that takes place in the village once in 4-5 years. So, as you understand, the village is a calm, hot resort.   The beach was great and full of people, but the natives informed us that in the end of August tourists go away and everything is back to normal , without many people being around, just the few ones that live in there.    We had a great time with our friends t

Hello, everyone! Welcome to my blog life! My name is Leander (Lionder) (anyway) and today I'd love to talk to you about two of my recent visits; Matala & Knossos Palace. Are you ready for the ride? Enjoy! The previous Wednesday we paid a visit to Matala and Knossos Palace with my family and friends. It was just wonderful! I've got so many memories that I'd love to share with you and some pictures among them.  My friends K and M arrived in Crete for holidays some days ago so we took the chance to guide them to some wonderful destinations. We had so much fun together!  1st Visit: Matala We woke up early in the morning to get ready for a 2 hour ride. The journey was comfortable and, of course, full of endless conversations that I loved between my family and friends.  We arrived in Matala and parked our car in their parking lot. We walked down the beach and were amazed by its beauty. The first thing that we did was to explore the archaeological site which was th

Hello, everyone! How are you? I hope you're well!  I hope you're super happy, super excited and super pleasant about life and grateful of all the things that you have. Your bed, your pillow, your couch and every thing inside your house. I hope you feel blessed that you have all of those great things.  Okay, now that I've done my positivity-spreading duty, let's begin! Vacation. I need vacation. I need vacation more than anything. Everyone of us needs it. I need to relax and not think about anything. Just relax. I want to lay on a beach and hear the sound of the waves and dream.... We all need that.       The previous week was the last of this school year. It was an exam period that really tired me. I had to study for 2 or 3 subjects every week for a month and that was a really tiring process. I still feel exhausted but the good thing is that I'm happy with myself. The grades are not out yet but I'm 100% sure that I did good. I studied a lot and I hope f

Hello and happy thanksgiving.   This is Leander Dreamer from the mic of your favourite blog and I promise you, you'll have a great time reading this!   I don't know how Americans, Canadians etc celebrate Thanksgiving because I am Greek and here in Greece we don't have that kind of celebration. So, I am going to celebrate Thanksgiving in my own way just by posting a blog entry. Today's blog post is not like the others. It's deepest and full of emotions and butterflies floating around the air. Well, I wanted to express some gratitude online. I would like to Thank: my family. My family is the most supportive people in the world. They are people who really care about me and would do anything to make me happy. I am so proud of my family and so grateful to have them in my life. They teach me lessons in life and make me more mature and strong enough to face reality . I love my parents and my siblings for always believing in me and for always being there. The