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Some purchases….

January17

Went to aldi and got a thing to put these thingies (plastic spirals) into other things (documents). And a coffee maker that was picked up at Tesco. No more HUF 320 coffee for me.

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Jill

I love going to ALDI. They have such great prices and the quality is great.

Bogarantyu

I can't remember if I ever saw an ALDI in the States during my mission, or if there were any in Salt Lake City/Orange County, CA back then, but I love them and am so happy that I was attending Uni in a town where there was one! Now that a few have opened in Budapest, one of them not too far from us, we do get quite a few things from there!

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This blog, after all, has become my English blog. If you are looking for my Hungarian blog, visit http://bogarantyu.blogspot.com.

My last name in English means bug. But those who know me… it’s not a bug, it’s a feature! (Or, alternatively, It’s not a bug, it’s an Ágnes!)

I have been exposed to computers since I was in 2nd grade and my dad and I went to buy our first ZX81. It was an English computer, a Sinclaire. We later had a ZX Spectrum, and then an Enterprise, which was a Hungarian make, and I have been using all these for more than just games, but I never thought I’d actually end up working with computers. Yet, somehow, I ended up working for an IT Helpdesk. A pretty good one, if I say so myself.

At that point I stopped watching The Office. My office is a lot more entertaining.

I make a living as an IT helpdesk agent, but deep down I’ll always be a special ed teacher. I taught in a “mainstream”, spontaniously segregated school with 90% Rroma student body for four years before switching to this IT helpdesk thing. The best thing about it is the fact that I work with amazing people, and I have the privilege of supporting users in my own country in addition to such exotic places as Qatar, the UK or Germany.