Financial Freedom Journey

The financial freedom journey we experience brings up second thoughts between the differences we welcomed in Austria and Hungary. Let me explain.

The moment I start to write something, three things happen1. Our host is asking if we want coffee and if we want to take a shower.2. The host-neighbors bring fruit on the box, grapes, melon and apricots.3. Vienna our little dog bites a little chicken to dead.

We arrived in Tét, a small village when we searched for a blacksmith. Aysha lost one of her irons and we need new ones for her and Isabella.

We found the blacksmith with the help of Alexandra, a young woman on a bike, leads us trough the village until this place. It’s an old farm and a very dirty place, not very hygienic but the person who owns it is tremendous kindly and heartwarming friendly.

The “yard” is filled with pigs, ducks, and gooses, cows in the barn and a horse in the stable.Chickens everywhere and Vienna can’t behave her, bites a little chicken. Our caravan stands next to the dunghill.

The differences with the places we had in Austria are big. We had to pay there many times for a place. It’s not a problem to pay for something but the difference in attitude from our host is hug. In Hungary we are just welcome to join their lives, even when the have not that much.

Attraction

In Austria, we arrived on big stables, money enough, and we have to pay. Besides, to pay we are also used as a kind of advertising or attraction.

The host invites friends, newspaper journalist and others to show of with us. They ask many questions, want to make pictures, take a look in the caravan, sometimes taking hours. That means we have to invest time when we really sometimes want to do something else, and still have to pay. In the future: when they tread us like a paying guest we behave like a paying guest.

Today we found this place, the kind of place we like. They give from their heart not expecting anything back. Friendly people, authentic Hungarian life and we feel free to stay in their yard. They not were asking for money just giving friendly hospitality. Tomorrow we give their children something just because we want to.Financial freedom journey; sometimes its difficult to handle.

John