Exploring the world through the eyes of a teen....
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.”
— Saint Augustine
Hi, I’m Ema — a 15-year-old who’s been living abroad for as long as I can remember.
My life has been a mosaic of languages, smells, cultures, and tiny moments that most people might miss. I’ve called so many places my “home” – Tunis, Zlin, Sarajevo, Tbilisi – and now Prague. I started this blog not just to share travel tips or pretty photos, but to capture what it’s like to grow up between pages — to live life as a story in motion.
I hope you’ll stick around, read a few pages, and maybe even feel inspired to start your own chapter.
Where to land next on this web?
Then check what I have been up to. I grab topics as they come or simply wherever my mind goes at the moment. Just need to feel some kind of urgence, spirit, vibes. All the adventures around Georgia especially. Just the way of life…
You meet a lot of interesting people everywhere, if you want to, of course. For me it’s an amazing chance to learn about different experiences, backgrounds, cultures, proffessions, habits and so much more…
Being born in the Czech Republic, I moved to Tunisia only a few weeks after and made my first steps there on the beach. With a short break in the motherland, the next destination was Bosnia and Herzegovina and now I am exploring the Caucasus region, living in Georgia. Wherever I have lived, I felt home. Home is where your heart is…
My latest posts
During our visit to the Kakheti region, right after visiting the marvelous Tsinandali festival, we headed towards the border, around 40 km further from Tsinandali to visit the Khareba Winery. It’s a place that wonderfully displays
My parents have always tried to widen our view of the world through music, concerts, ballets, and sometimes musicals. Georgia, like many other countries, is extremely rich with culture, music being a part of it of
When you think of a holiday it will usually be lying on a beach somewhere on Bali, climbing the Alps, partying every night and late night summer car rides, or even camping in the middle of nowhere