About me

I grew up in the shadow of Mount Ceahlău, part of a generation of children who carried the house key around their neck, walking home from school to an empty apartment and learning independence early. My childhood moved between the quiet streets of a small town and the wild beauty of the countryside, where summers smelled of hay and winters wrapped the world in silence.

I have one brother, my first partner in every adventure, from climbing trees to exploring the unknown corners of our small world. We belonged to a rare generation, old enough to remember a life without the internet yet young enough to be there when it all changed. I saw the first home computers arrive, witnessed the digital revolution unfold, and remember a time when Google did not even exist.

Those years taught me resilience, curiosity, and the ability to adapt. No matter where life takes me, I carry with me the simplicity of those days, the lessons of a slower world, and the wonder of having lived in both, before and after everything went online.