NEW: Spending a night under thousands of stars in the freezing cold desert is one of the most amazing things I’ve done. OLD: Once, after a long night of dancing, a friend of mine and I packed a bag full of food and headed out to the Rhine. In the middle of our pick-nick, we heard some strange noises. It was a muffle sound of bass. We looked around to find where it was coming from, to find that a ship was probably the source of it. As it came nearer, house-music became distinct, as well as commands, shouted into a megaphone. But the view of what was on the ship was even more surprising... and even a little bit disturbing. As the ship passed us, lying in the sun, we saw a bunch of seniors, mounted on stationary bikes (not sure what those gymnastic things are called..?) and giving their best, while a man in the front cheered for them. That was one of the weirdest and most amazing things I've seen so far.

I don't know if I can really teach you anything apart from some weird facts or a couple of words in the languages I know. We could cook a vegetarian meal together though and share a conversation. And, I'm almost always up for learning something new. Tell me what you’re passionate about and I’ll likely fall into cheerleader/fangirl mode.

Stories, Lithuanian magenta-coloured soup, beers.

Different religions, art, cultures, politics, Ancient history, philosophy, archaeology, languages (dead or alive), meditation & spirituality, long walks, exploring new places, meeting new people, going to concerts, dancing, yoga, long talks, film & film-making, reading, writing...