Between two cigarettes and a sea of used hankies, I dragged myself to the piano. I hadn't written anything real in nearly twenty years. I was a freshly heartbroken single mum of two, sitting alone in a Budapest flat, with no idea what I was doing. What happened next changed everything. This is the story of Three Times — and of what it costs to mute yourself for two decades, and what it feels like when the words finally come back.

Were winters always like this? Do we love or hate the snow? As sub-zero temperatures settled over the city and Budapest turned into Narnia, I grabbed my kids, my memories, and a moment of silence I didn’t know I needed.

What is it like to live in Budapest right now? A candlelight supper on the Pesti Rakpart shows the city’s resilience, community spirit, and evolving identity. A little story of a night of candlelight that Hyacinth Bucket herself might even approve of. :)

What happens when a groundbreaking one-woman show breaks the barrier between stage and soul? A night of laughter, tears, and emotional honesty I won’t forget anytime soon.

Gold stars, red dots, black points—tiny marks that once decided who we were in class. Many of us still remember that quiet pressure to be “good.” In Swampy, Castles, and Classrooms, we take a closer look at how to turn punitive behaviour systems into something constructive—by placing trust in our children and reframing the old, harmful stories we grew up with.