When I lived together with a Textile pattern designer

 My first university years were very busy between 2004-2008.

I lived in so many places and cities and countries, and continents.

How did it start?

I was super angry with my parents, and I wanted to be free...

So I took the first apartment in Angel land :D :D :D next to the Camel Palace :D :D :D

Where the police worked :D :D :D 

It is a direct translation from Hungarian :D :D :D

I lived together with a primary school teacher, who made her hair every night, so we had a hair salon every night. Plus 7 hamsters in the same room :D :D :D

My roommate figured out pretty soon that studying to be a teacher is a romantic story compared to teaching kids in a school, where there is not enough money to buy basic study materials...

So after 2-3 months, she left her teaching job and became a car insurance agent...

Nah, in the next room, a security service woman lived, who was the owner of the hamsters, but she did not wish to live with them in the same room, as they were too noisy.... :D :D :D they were f*cking all night :D :D :D

Jujjj

In the other room, there was a girl who also needed her privacy, as she was studying to become a lawyer at ELTE. 

Huuuu

Who else did we have?

We had the owner, who was in the last year of Civil Engineering at YBL Architect University, and her boyfriend, who was already a graduated Architect Engineer from the same university. They lived in the salon in front of the kitchen.... So I never ate at home...

Na let's jump to the Textile Engineer :D :D :D

A few years passed, and a lot of stories happened...

I ended up in one of the outside districts of Budapest, Kőbánya / Quarry... we lived in a big house with a garden together with the pensioner, Textile Pattern Engineer... She was the head designer for decades at the biggest textile producer factory in Budapest...

Why did we stop living together?

I nearly died! I got serious pneumonia, as I was not allowed to heat my room well in the Winter...

She also had to sell her house after I left her, and got into a pensionist house... or to her daughter...

What did I study from her?

A lot!

What is the most important?

A textile designer loves the textile so much, that they would never let a TAILOR cut it :D :D :D

My name at that time was Szabó, which means TAILOR :D :D :D

hehehe, I did it every week :D :D :D

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