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Lοusine from Armenia gives advice that comes from her soul, this advice is about people and their relations to other people and it is based on her personal experience.


by Lousine Chatsatrian <lousineSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

An Albanian worker now settled in Veria tells how he travelled to Greece back in 1998 to search for a new life


by Nikola Alimeta <alimetaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

A Romanian origin Priest talks about the best place he ever visited in Greece. The narration reveals his feelings and emotions after his visit to the Monastery of Sagmatas, near the village of Ypati. There are also connections with other personal experiences. The priest now lives in Veria but memories of the past are always present and strong.


by Staikou Ciprianos <ciprioanSPAMFILTER@yahoo.com>

I was born in 1990 and ever since I was a child, I have always remembered how badly I was treated by my classmates during the first days at school. There were teachers and children with feelings of racism. I had to face up a lot of problems and stand many humiliations in order to get an education. The memory of that period still fills my heart with pain.


by Romina Beintolari <beintolariSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

I was born in Tirana and my parents were divorced. I was raised by my ants and grand-mothers. I have been working since I was very young and the idea of a family has always been rooted deeply in my heart. I met my parents many years later. It was very difficult to love them in the same way every child loves its parents.


by MIrela Kovatsi <kovatsimirSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

We came with my mum and my sister from Bulgaria. I had strange feelings of happiness and sorrow at the same time. During my first years at the primary school, my teacher did not help me a lot in learning the language and I did not feel very well. Now, in high school everything is better, I have lots of friends and I really love Greece.
Ivellina is 15 years old from Bulgaria. She attends the night school so as to learn the Greek language and goes to secondary school every morning, too.


by Ivellina Politidou <ivelpolSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

A life message to all people related to cancer which can be defeated. Prevention can save lives.


by Armida Plangarica <armidaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Young Anzela goes to the primary school in Veria. She was born in Albania but came in Greece three years ago. She describes how schools are in Albania and Greece and talks about her family.


by Anzela Osafi <osafiSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Valeria Avramidou, a young lady from Russia, married with a Greek, two children.
The power of the soul takes away the fears of a refugee, who through difficulties overcomes his potential, discovers that no borders exist and succeeds in his life.


by Valeria Avramidou <valeriaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

A struggle for survive and ...hopefullness


by Athanasia Vlachopoulou <athanasiaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

The story of a teacher who ….. her childhood in three different countries.


by Ipoltti Barka <ippolitiSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

A story about a trip to Brussels in Belgium.


by Aristi Koukourikou <aristiSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Some adventures of the children in a classroom during various activities, and one failure.


by Kaliopi Krithara <kritharaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Evgenia talks about her father and the way she was affected by his advices.


by Evgenia Michailidou <evgemiSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Through the “Invisible cities” by Italo Kalvino. I am describing a city which flattered me. The city spider.


by Despina Pavlopoulou <pavlopdSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

A teacher reveals his passion for theater and explains how did his involvement help him to get in touch with his pupils.


by Gregory Itskos <itskosSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Small Rafaela teaches us through the effort to survive how can we overcome problems and keep the hope alive.


by Giorgos Bikas <geobikasSPAMFILTER@gmail.com>

Amalia Vigato, an Italian – Greek lady married with two children, teacher at primary school.
She recalls the days when her grandfather came from Italy and settled in Naoussa. She talks about peaches, the fruit which is well known cultivated in the region.


by Amalia Vigato <vigatoSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Paola Qipro, a young Albanian girl. She made two stories. The second is in Albanian, The title “ Destiny plays with us ”
Paola talks about her adventurous walk from Albania to Greece with her family when she was 6 years.


by Paola Qipro <paolaqiproSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Ioanna Tairova, an old lady from Russia, married with a Greek man.
A story about flowers in Greek language. Ioanna living at a village outside Veria shows her love to flowers.


by Ioanna Tairova <zannaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

Elsa talks about her trip to America, what she saw and what she experienced, also what she wanted to see but didn’t.


by Elsa Zigouri <zigouriSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>

As in many other things scrabble has many ways to play it.


by Vasilis Athanasiadis <vathanaSPAMFILTER@freemail.gr>