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Greetings, dear English-enthusiast. My name is Tom, 29, having long been wayfaring from one European country to another whilst freelancing as an English tutor. Within the UK, I spent a goodly chunk of my life in Birmingham, London, York, and Glasgow, absorbing the academic prowess of teaching English. Thereafter, I set forth to Budapest, Hungary – the very heart of Europe – where I have been residing in the last five years. In the meanwhile, my efforts on devising self-wrought techniques and materials have been crowned by a lot of success, which I am now spreading in the glorious country of Italy (Emilia Romagna) where I moved recently.

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I enjoy hiking, jogging, cycling, and basically everything that intermingles long-term stamina with the soothing bosom of Mother Nature. I take great pleasure in playing with and fostering animals, whether it be happy-go-lucky kitties or loyal dogs, which may very well explain why I used to be regular at Budapest’s Cat Café. When I can afford it in time, I delight in composing literary works wherein the revival of forgotten or dialectal words/expressions are my chiefest drift.

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I am proud of my parents. Whereas my mother is a schoolteacher, feeding the minds of children between the age of 7 and 11, my father is a hoary-headed pilot, revered for his immaculate reliability. Had it not been for them and their tender loving care, not one bit should I resemble the way I am alongst with my ambitious career. I owe them my most heart-felt thanks.

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What is your story? Please tell me all about yourself. Evermore have I loved to listen to others’ life-adventures!

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