Poland 2014
Live Life

Hello
everybody!
I felt like
recalling some of the things I experienced and learnt in this unique
project
'LIVE LIFE'
and share them with you !!!
Being in the
group of journalism, which for me was the most interesting and
suitable group, I experienced an excellent cooperation with the rest
of the participants on many occasions, which was reflected upon our
work and outcome of course.
But, because
this project was not the first I participated, I was able to gain
experience on other levels, even more important according to my
opinion. Some types of non-formal education, that seem to me maybe
the most important outcomes of this project.
One
of the most important things i gained, is the ability to control my
feelings and be more flexible and creative in cases of stress and
conflicts. When you live with so many different types of people, of
different cultures and civilizations, 24 hours a day, it is possible,
if not sure, that there will be some conflicts and disagreements. In
these cases you have to learn to control yourself and feelings, and
therefore try to be creative, collaborative, and encourage an esprit
de corps.
I feel really
lucky to have met you all, and even luckier to have created some
friends for life!!!!
Kisses from
Greece!!!
Θεώνη Μάμμου

The
trip to Poland
was a very nice experience. We met people from a lot of countries and
as a result we learned a lot about their cultures and habits. We also
organized a successful event in a central square of Lublin about
stencils. Eight
absolutely
magnificent days!
Ελένη Δούρου

What's a youth
exchange program? In the beginning I saw an opportunity to visit a
country but by the end of the trip I realized that I saw and learnt
much more than this. In a trip like that you meet new people, you
have the chance to form new friendships and visit a foreign country
where you can truly feel the heart-beat of its everyday life. Our
trip began in Warsaw, where we stayed for a day and visited the old
town, the Palace of Culture and Science and walked through
magnificent parks. The next day was our trip to Lublin. In Lublin I
saw what I can only describe as magic. We met young people filled
with willingness to work, with hopes and a vision. People motivated
and inspired by life. The experience of getting to know the locals,
taste the Polish delicacies and communicating with people from
Poland, Italy and Romania was amazing. Also, we got to learn about
the art of making stencils and expressing yourself through them in
one common language, the language of creating. Unique, original and
life-changing. So many things to remember from this trip, so many
valuable experiences that changed me, made me work harder. One thing
is for sure: I would do it again in a heartbeat.
Νικος
Θεοχαροπουλος
Since
I’ve been asked how my days
were in Poland I should mention that they were really wonderful. It
was a unique experience and opportunity to see a magical country.
What makes it special is the cooperation between people and living
with so many different characters. Certainly there were problems
between people but I think it is something normal as we're
talking
about over 20 people. Waking up and saying
“good morning” to so many people can help you start your day
wonderfully.
At the end of the week after a personal review I could see that the
tiredness from all the work was
forgotten and all that was
left was
the fun we had.
I can say that all the activities we did and the games we played were
something that helped us to cooperate, to come closer and to get
to know each other better.
I hope to see many of the children who participated and I'm sure that
the friendships
we made in Poland will always remind us of this amazing experience
which might be unique for some of us.
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