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It was the first day – unforgettable and full of anticipation.

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It was the first day – unforgettable and full of anticipation.

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We didn’t yet know what experiences awaited us or how this trip would unfold. But in that moment, we were absolutely happy – laughing at our accents, mixing up names, and completely unaware that in just a few weeks, we’d be:

- Sharing everything we had (even the last cookie)

- Gathering as a "family" in the kitchen for Aperol spritz

- Exchanging inside jokes only our Erasmus+ squad would understand

P.S. Turned out, this was just the beginning – the start of friendships that’ll outlive even our next birthdays (especially those post-45+ ones 😉).

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Fort Fitness Gym. Reflections and Growth Opportunities

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Fort Fitness Gym. Reflections and Growth Opportunities

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Well, today marks the third day without the Maltese fitness community and, honestly, without all of you guys. But I still have things to say and share.

My Experience at Fort Fitness

I spent the last three weeks at the wonderful Fort Fitness! Thank you for your hospitality and for giving me the opportunity to observe your working principles, understand your philosophy, and grasp your mission as a whole.

The manager of this gym, Paul, is a person respected by the team who welcomed us warmly and kindly. Yes, he truly is a worthy leader, and according to his team, he pays attention to details and cares about his staff.

I was incredibly lucky to see the best gym in Malta, and the management's aspiration to be the best in Europe is absolutely justified. I sincerely wish them success in achieving this! May Fort Fitness become a desired destination for every European resident. Thank you for the experience and the chance to witness such large-scale work firsthand!

The Gym's Strengths

The company invests heavily in:

✔ State-of-the-art equipment

✔ Developing a boxing community

✔ Diverse classes (HIIT, kids' fitness, etc.)

Their marketing is top-notch: the visual content on social media and the website maintains a cohesive aesthetic, and their promotional approach is creative. Particularly impressive are their collaborations with various brands and businesses.

Areas for Improvement

But... there's one "but" I'd like to point out for the growth of Fort Fitness's audience and brand development.

After reviewing their social media content, I noticed an excessive sexualization of women. This creates a certain dissonance and even discomfort. As a woman and an athlete, I wouldn't want "body hunting" to become the main attribute of a top-tier European fitness gym.

(A conversation with the manager about this would have been appropriate, but unfortunately, our views on sports and inclusivity differed.)

How Can Promotion Be Improved? So, I'll skip potential arguments and simply share my vision:

🔹 Focus on athletic achievements, not just body aesthetics.

🔹 Show diversity – people of different ages, fitness levels, and goals.

🔹 More motivational stories – how sports transform lives.

This isn't criticism but an opportunity to become even better – after all, Fort Fitness is already at the top!

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I'm so sad it's over, the best 3 weeks in Malta with the most amazing group, were strangers before we went now they're like an extended family, I will miss them all so much. If you're reading this wondering should you apply for Erasmus, yes, yes you should 🥹

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Loved my star shaped pizza, Maltese pastizzi are everywhere and cheap as hell, lived on pastry and Cisk beer for 3 weeks, a happy time 😆

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Traditional gondola in the harbour will bring you across to the Three Cities for €3, except there's nothing traditional about an engine 💁🏻‍♀️

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Dinner in Dingli town eating rabbit and horse then we watched the sunset from the cliffs 😍

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 A magic show, a card trick and me looking seriously pissed off. Despite appearances this was a great night with 3 course dinner and free flowing drinks included, a good laugh and the illusions were amazing

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Day out west to see the Blue Grotto and Hagar Qim Temple with some of the guys 😎

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Karaoke night, Irish bar to the Russian bar, Amelia and Claire starting the night off right 👩🏻‍🎤

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The joys of going on holiday with 13 others is someone always has a bad picture of you, Claire and I with and without resting bitch faces 😂

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So I'm afraid of deep water and I can't swim, yes this went as well as can be expected, I basically snorkeled but I got in and saw some fish, that's a win, considering 🤿

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Got to see the fireworks in Valletta, Bray firework display could take some tips 😆

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Stopped in Mdina for the views and cake and found some freeloaders

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I can’t believe how fast these past three weeks have gone! I learned so much with some of the most amazing people.

Working in Billboard Advertising was such an amazing experience that I will be forever grateful I got to have! I got to work on projects with some truly great people, getting to do work that I am passionate about and that I love, this experience has truly solidified that I have gone into a career that I love and enjoy. Like they say; if you do what you love for work, you will never work a day in your life!

I will miss living with these kind, funny, chaotic, and amazing people! I made so many new friends on my mobility and getting to spend the last three weeks with them is a truly priceless experience. From the trips, to the quotes, and all the memories made, I will never forget this!

Thank you to BIFE, Easy Job Bridge, Billboard Advertising, and all who made this Erasmus+ trip happen. I will be eternally grateful to have been granted this opportunity.

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Found BONES on a deserted island?! + saying goodbye to Malta... 🥲 | Vlog 8 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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rumor has it our driver Mario was spotted throwing it back in the club

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Last night out in Malta 🥹

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It tastes just like the plant burgers lol

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sooo I tried meat for the first time in 20 years 🌱

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sooo I tried meat for the first time in 20 years 🌱

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don’t see that everyday

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always making new friends

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obviously we went to the fireworks show

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girl dinner

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Endings are always bittersweet, especially when the experience was so wonderful.

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Endings are always bittersweet, especially when the experience was so wonderful.

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At some point, the emotions became overwhelming—my heart was full, yet I longed for the comfort of home... But this was Malta! How could I let this time simply slip away?

Our last day was spent in Marsaxlokk with Anya, my roommate. The perfect farewell:

🍓 A kilo of ripe strawberries

🍐 Juicy pears as dessert

🛒 Heartfelt conversations with local vendors at the market—turns out, they knew more about Ukraine than we expected! Their surprise was priceless when they found out we were students from Ireland (at our youthful 45+).

Oh yes, you remember our "Blue Team" and that legendary "gunpowder in our flasks," don’t you? 😉

From the bottom of my heart, thank you:

✨ To all the group—for this incredible "adult survival school" in the best possible way

✨ To the teachers at Bife—especially Larry

✨ To the Erasmus+ coordinators—none of this would’ve happened without you

✨ Special shoutouts—to Ruella for her saintly patience and Olga, my fellow countrywoman with a heart of gold.

I’m writing this from my couch in Bray, with an ocean of memories in my heart and warm tears in my eyes.

P.S. Hugging each and every one of you—you made these weeks unforgettable! 💙

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An Island Exploding with Color! The Fireworks Festival - Pure Epic Beauty!

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An Island Exploding with Color! The Fireworks Festival - Pure Epic Beauty!

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The walls of Valletta and the Mediterranean Sea blaze with rainbow hues, mirroring fiery bursts in the water. The world's greatest pyrotechnic masters gather here to showcase their artistry and deliver an unforgettable spectacle.

No video or photo could ever capture even a fraction of this magic – you must see it live, feel it in your bones. Only here, amidst thunderous detonations and showers of a thousand sparks, can you experience that breathtaking euphoria that leaves you speechless.

P.S. We explored every inch of the waterfront and surrounding areas to witness this wonder from all angles. And trust me – each viewpoint revealed new dimensions of pyrotechnic madness! In my opinion, the best spot is Sliema – nothing compares to that view of fireworks bursting over the ancient city.

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KAMY - The art-cocktail bar. I highly recommend 

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KAMY - The art-cocktail bar. I highly recommend 

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We've been here twice — and both times it was magic! A place where art literally comes to life in glasses. Cocktails here are a brilliant idea of art bartenders "Da Vinci" is a multi-layered Negroni with colour transitions, like "Mona Lisa", "Michelangelo" is a strong martini with a pomegranate "heart", and "Marilyn" is a strawberry fizz with sparkling bubbles.

The most witty thing is no pretentiousness! Each cocktail is served as a finished piece. Van Gogh's "Starry Night" shimmers with edible sequins, and Munch's "Scream" surprises with its sour and spicy taste.

Just imagine, you are in a velvet chair, in your hand - a drink-masterpiece, around - muffled light, and only cocktail paintings shine like jewellery. It's not just a bar — it's an interactive exhibition for all the senses!

It was our last evening walk on the Valeta 🥹

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Final trip into Valletta

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Ross all excited in the magic show

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A lost dental crown, the shopping mall doors I walked straight into, and the bump on my forehead—my day couldn’t get any clumsier!

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A lost dental crown, the shopping mall doors I walked straight into, and the bump on my forehead—my day couldn’t get any clumsier!

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And that’s not even the end of my misadventures! But… The real tragedy in all of this? Our Erasmus+ adventures are officially over.

Where to begin? Let’s start with the dental crown. Whether it was from Malta’s breathtaking beauty or pure excitement, my crown decided to abandon ship—right in the taxi, as I was heading to lunch all dolled up with our group and teacher Larry. Honestly, I was devastated. My sudden toothless grin did not boost my confidence.

The next day, I frantically messaged Olga, one of our coordinators, begging for dentist recommendations. It was equal parts hilarious and pathetic, but desperate times called for desperate measures. That’s how I discovered Dental 50—and I can’t recommend it enough! Why?

1. Student-friendly prices: Gluing my crown back cost just €65.

2. Upsold myself: While there, I got a filling, a professional clean, and even an X-ray. Ended up with a full dental makeover for pennie €220

Then came the shopping mall doors. They refused to open as I marched toward them, so I face-planted into the glass with a thud—complete with cartoonish stars swirling around my head. The bump swelled instantly, but thanks to my massage skills, I averted a full-face bruise. (You’re welcome, me.)

And now… the end. We’re packing our bags and «crying». This experience was beyond incredible—unforgettable, chaotic, and utterly perfect. A proper farewell post is coming soon; these stories demand to be shared.

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Got locked in the BACKROOMS?! + sunset at the edge of Malta! 🌅 | Vlog 7 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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I went to Ink Malta in St. Julians today and got some new tattoos! I got a scorpion on my forearm and two stamps of bray & Malta on my upper arm. My plan is to get a stamp everywhere I travel to!

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The fireworks show in Valletta was scheduled for 8 PM… but in true Maltese fashion, it kicked off closer to 9. Full of excitement, we started scouting for the perfect viewing spot — only to realize no one actually knew where exactly the fireworks would be launched from.

So when the show finally began, we were still on the move, trying to find a better spot — made trickier by the crowds gathering everywhere.

Luckily, the display lasted nearly two hours with short breaks, so we didn’t miss too much. We wanted to stay till the grand finale, but the breeze by the water was chillier than expected, and we eventually called it a night.

Still, the experience was magical — music in the air, lights in the sky, and reflections dancing on the sea. Pure wonder.

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A walk through Mdina feels like a journey through time. We took a carriage ride through the narrow streets of the old city and Rabat, soaking in the quiet, historic atmosphere.

Had lunch at the cozy Fontanella Tea Garden, with a stunning view of the surroundings — the perfect place to relax and enjoy the moment.

Then we wandered through the city’s alleys, admired the beautiful landscapes, and stopped by a glass shop, bringing home a couple of charming souvenirs.

To finish the day, we explored the St Paul’s catacombs — mysterious, unusual, and filled with the cool air of ancient history.

Mdina leaves you with a feeling that you’ve touched something timeless

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The Sea Inside: Wonders of the Malta National Aquarium

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The Sea Inside: Wonders of the Malta National Aquarium

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It’s a small aquarium, but the joy feels like childhood—like seeing the ocean for the first time. Jellyfish glow like living lamps, rays fly like underwater birds, and sharks cruise past like secret agents. The glass tunnel? A portal to a blue, magical world. A tiny place that gives you a splash of happiness.

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Amazing sunset on the Riviera Beach. Everyone put down their food and hurried to capture such beauty. The last ray of the sun was marked by the sounds of a gong.

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It’s been a fairly quiet week! We went out on Thursday night to an Irish bar and then a Russian bar which was great fun and on Saturday we went to Café Del Mar for a party!

I managed to catch the cold going around the house so it’s been nearly all rest for me! Halfway done my last week in work and I can confidently say that I will miss it. My mentor Andre is so lovely and so supportive, having been a great help on this new and exciting journey.

With only four days until I return home, I have been reflecting on my Erasmus+ mobility and experience and I will forever be so grateful that I had this opportunity. From the people I met to the things I did, I had an amazing time stepping outside of my comfort zone, learning new things, living independently, and letting loose.

Last night we saw the fireworks display in Valletta, a gorgeous show of talent and skill from all involved. I have added one of the billion photos I took 😂

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Bogdan’s asked out WHO? + scuba disaster! ☠️ | Vlog 6 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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It was the village of Popeye-a beautiful, magical place where life feels like a musical. Everyone sings and dances as if it's the most natural thing in the world.

Oh, how I wish I could have visited such a place as a child.

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I don't think I have enough epithets to describe this time here in Malta. Watch this

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In my country, we have a wonderful tradition of baking Easter bread (kulich) on this special day. It's a true art form, and every housewife strives to make the most beautiful kulich in the neighborhood.

This tradition is especially dear to me and other Slavic girls in our apartment building.

On Easter Eve, we went to the store for Italian panettone - turns out it tastes very similar to our Ukrainian kulich! The only difference was the shape. We bought it without hesitation.

This panettone with candied fruits smelled exactly like grandma's kulich - childhood memories came flooding back! 🥹

We also got some small chocolate eggs for our neighbors - just to share the holiday spirit!

P.S. No photo of the panettone and eggs, but here's a magical sunset at Riviera Bay instead. It was absolutely enchanting!

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Shot a gun, jumped off a cliff, lost EVERYTHING & ended up in A&E? 🚑 | Vlog 5 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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Last night, we had a great time, we went to a pool party. We watched the sunset; it was iconic. We danced and enjoyed every moment.

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Yesterday, we visited the famous Popeye Village — and wow, what a place! The views alone were worth the trip. Even though most of the activities are designed for kids, there’s definitely plenty of charm and fun for grown-ups too. It felt like stepping right into a cartoon.

We started our journey at Mellieħa Beach, then walked around 20 minutes to reach the village. There is a bus, but we’re glad we went on foot — the walk turned out to be part of the adventure! Along the way, we met a sweet little pony, a few horses, and even passed a strawberry patch. Not bad for a casual stroll!

When we finally arrived, we were greeted by a magical view of the sea and the quirky little village tucked beside it. My first thought? It was like walking into a Disney movie — colorful houses, upbeat music, and friendly performers everywhere. The village itself has lots of fun corners to explore, photo spots, and little games that make it feel like a mix of a film set and a fairytale.

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Week two of our three-week Erasmus internship has flown by! Tasks are still a bit light, but we’re not complaining. Time is flying, so we’re ready to make the most of our final week with full energy and good vibes!

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Maltese cuisine is a gastronomic kaleidoscope where the finest flavors of the Mediterranean come together.

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Maltese cuisine is a gastronomic kaleidoscope where the finest flavors of the Mediterranean come together.

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I fell in love with every nuance of it:

- Seafood pasta, infused with the breath of the warm sea.

- Delicate mushroom ravioli, drowning in a cloud of Parmesan.

- Calamari in creamy sauce, melting like a Maltese sunset.

- And the crowning lampuki pie — a crispy pastry filled with dorado, steeped in the aromas of spinach and spices.

But my heart was forever stolen by Manakis Greek Taverna — a cozy Greek eatery perched above the turquoise shimmer of St. Julian’s Bay. There, to the sound of lapping waves, I savored:

Dolmades with lemon-infused rice, brightened by cool yogurt, wood-fired chicken — smoky, crisp-skinned, with a view of the sunset that took my breath away.

This wasn’t just a meal — it was a culinary poem, serenaded by the Mediterranean Sea!

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Emma and I went to St. Julian’s for lunch and some beach time. Later, Milly joined us and we decided to go to Mosta together since it was Good Friday.

The road was closed, so we got off the bus and walked about 20 minutes to Mosta. We stayed there for an hour, but there were no buses around, so we had to walk again to find a bus stop.

When we finally got home, we changed, rested a bit, and then headed to Valletta for dinner. What a day!

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the three of us—Amilia, Claire, and I—went to a shop, snapped this selfie, and I ended up turning it into a Ghibli-style art!

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Yesterday was a bank holiday, so we could go out and enjoy ourselves. The girls and I visited Popeye Village.The weather was wonderful, we enjoyed the beautiful views, visited the atmospheric houses with interiors of the last century from the Popeye movie. We touched an old phone, a typewriter, and watched a children's puppet show. We finished our walk at Mellieha Bay. Although the sun was already setting and it was no longer hot, I enjoyed swimming in the sea. The water was cold. I think that after my trip to Malta, I will be more prepared for the Irish Sea, which I still won't get used to the cold.

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Our dinners with the teachers are so cute, aren’t they?

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Milly and I are after work and a day of leg. Quadriceps is pleasantly pumped and gifts for our children are bought.

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I was sick for a few days but was feeling better just in time for going to dinner with the teachers. Had a great time and we did some window shopping😎

Work has been hard as there are loads of tasks but I'm feeling hopeful for the next two weeks💫

P.S. Amelia's Mac n'Cheese was unreal👌

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We showered with the dishes? 🤨 | Vlog 4 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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Me, Amilia, Julia and Oksana

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Yesterday afternoon we visited St. Peter’s Pool. We were planning to go for a swim, but once we saw how big the waves were, we decided to come back another day instead. The place was absolutely beautiful though – the views were amazing!

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Had to go see some Game of Thrones locations in Mdina, if you're a bit morbid like me, head to Rabat for St. Paul's Catacombs after

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Blue Lagoon was gorgeous, go very early when there's no one around, an hour after this, it was packed. There is a much bigger beach if you walk around the island called Santa Maria, the water isn't as blue or as clear but there's room to swim and relax 🙃

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I was tasked to make a structure from old scrapped filigree pieces. This guy is the result of a few hours of collecting pieces and soldering them together. 

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We have a short week in our work this week as it is Good Friday tomorrow! Day off tomorrow and a half day today! Skys a big brighter than yesterday so here’s to hoping it stays on the up for the weekend!

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30 min jet ski on Gozo island

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Sunset sea view from the Upper Barrakka garden in Valletta.

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It happened to me for the first time and I really liked it.

This direction is very popular in Fort Fitness gym and the best Muay Thai fighters are practised there. You can see my first attempts on the video. I think I'm not good at it, but I got a lot of pleasure.

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I have a habit of going for walks and I really enjoy them. That's why I'm the perfect tourist. As for Maltese tourism, I would probably change to the place of residence, because I really like this colourful island.

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We were just trying to find a place to eat, but somehow ended up at a small exhibition called GLITCH: Ontological Exhaustions & System Failures. It sounds a bit terrifying, and honestly, it kind of was — but it was also strangely beautiful. Instead of food, we got a serving of digital crisis and artistic disorientation. Everything was glitching, flickering, radiating a kind of tired despair — as if the art itself had decided to break down along with the system. It was deeply atmospheric and, for some reason, incredibly moving.

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Gozo is where time slows down, your camera roll explodes, and your diet takes a vacation too.

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Jet skis in Gozo

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Lovely views over Valletta this evening! Fatima and I walked over a few hidden side streets that were gorgeous after I had to get a local SIM card 🫠 note to self: be a bit smarter with my data! But sure at least I’ve something else I can stick in the scrapbook 😂

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Hanna very kindly cooked us her traditional Borsch and Amelia made us ye olde Irish staple The Spice Bag 😆 I could get used to two dinners a day girls 😎 

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Made the house spice bags for dinner tonight! Cured a bit of my homesickness and honestly they were yum 😄🙏🏻

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This hidden beach in Malta BLEW my mind! 🤯 | Vlog 3 | Erasmus+ in Malta 🇲🇹

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I had Great first week in Malta 🇲🇹. Learned the basics of Filigree from my mentor Kevin Attard, explored Valletta, Gozo and Birgu, played laser tag in a prison, and I got to ride jet ski for the very first time. Ready for week 2! 

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Erasmus+ in Malta - Sports, Fortresses, Sea and "Berries in the Buttocks". 

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Erasmus+ in Malta - Sports, Fortresses, Sea and "Berries in the Buttocks". 

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Last Sunday I landed in Malta—and it's gorgeous (spoiler alert).

I flew with an Erasmus+ group of 14 people- students of different ages and nationalities. Just to clarify, I'm a student too.

What is Erasmus+?

It's an EU student exchange program where you can gain work or study experience abroad. How does it work?

1. You apply through your university.

2. You write an essay about the organization + a motivation letter (lucky me, in my case was Malta).

If you get accepted, Erasmus+ becomes your "shugardaddy".

- They cover your accommodation. We got two huge apartments, and yes, we share rooms in pairs.

- They assign you to a full-time workplace—in my case, Fort Fitness Gym, one of the best-equipped gyms in Europe, tbh, it's amazing.

- And... they keep you so busy with activities that in a week, we didn’t even have time to rest—let alone sleep properly!

In short, Erasmus+ is a "daddy program" that doesn’t let you get bored for a single minute.

What we managed to do in a week:

- Fly Theatre—an interactive flight through Malta’s history. Virtual ocean, Ottoman attacks, 8D effects, and reenactments—it sounds like flipping through a textbook, but with wind in your face.

- Sky View—the highest point in Malta, 34 floors up, where you can see the entire island and all your future travel routes.

- Laser tag—a real action movie! Team "Kids" vs. "40+". The latter proved they still have "gunpowder in their flasks" and "berries in their buttocks," winning the first two games. But then the "berries" started falling out, the gunpowder ran low—and we lost the next two games. Now I know that "berries in the buttocks" isn’t a metaphor—it’s laser tag reality.

- Gozo—a mysterious island where the Citadel puzzled me 🧐. A fortress in the center of the island with 360° views but no way to defend against attacks from the sea. Turns out, it’s an "umbrella fortress"—meant to wait out sieges (in 1551, the Ottomans took all the inhabitants as slaves). Its purpose was to save lives! Long story short: dry inside—while outside, there’s an "Ottoman downpour."

- Red Bay—here, everything’s simple. Sand, sun, sea breeze, bliss, and finally—a horizontal position. If you see a group of exhausted but happy students on Gozo… it might be us.

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Out for dinner with Gabriel, Larry, and Louise! I ordered fish and chips, so much for me experiencing local cuisine 🤣😆

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And this is Alberto, a 10 year old dog, the star of Tiktok.  His paws hurt, so he is undergoing medical rehabilitation in the water

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Beautiful place. I finally managed to swim. The water is much warmer than in Ireland

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Artistic cocktails in the evening, overpriced and underwhelming but pretttyyy 🥲

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Day trip to Gozo, paddleboat adventures with Amelia & Fatima 😎

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good morning 🤗

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Gozo in 1 Hour and here top sights.

- Cittadella (Citadel) – A historic fortress with 360° panoramic views of Gozo. Walk the ramparts and explore the medieval walls.

- St. Mary’s Cathedral (Cathedral of the Assumption) – Admire its Baroque interior, including a remarkable trompe-l’œil painted dome, looks 3D but is flat!

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We enjoyed the sunny weather and stunning views

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Had a wonderful day together on the island of Gozo