.. Dear Budapest team Just seen the news, I hope that you're all OK: news.bbc.co.uk

Reminds me of last years floods which hit Bergun days after we left. I suggest no EASA rain dancing in Greece.

Best Regards Jim

Do you know the museum du Quai Branly at Paris?the last building from the french architect Jean Nouvel? let's enjoy it, such a original museum next to the eiffel tower, front of the river, so nice! severals differents building are put together, a green wall on the street counts 150 species of plants, 29 coloured boxes cantilevered, the lanscape all around...The new french attraction! just have a look ... some pictures:

just totally drunk!!what a big surprise! saturday night, he drank a bottle of whisky, alone (such a strong guy!) and his mind was over. I had to take care about him (poor me!, i jsut was in the wrong place at the wrong time!)'cause he is my neighbor, so a fucking hard job! he spoke english, as you know, all the way, kissed each cars in the street, pushed people (he told me "i don't care if i want i can"i don't know maybe he thought he was God!nobody knows...), danced with the trash cans (hummmm the next french show in Greece?), fell down, spoke to roadsigns, etc...it was really a big crazy adventure!!!!ah clement, we love you but pleaaaaase STOP DRINKING WHISKY! And the last but not least, he told me that i was worse than him Sorry?!?can you believe it? oh pleasa just shuuuuut up your face crapy clement! don't worry, he's survived with a bigbigbig hangover!! enjoy french corner kiss julie

This is an overdue thank you to ALL the organisers.

There has been much said of the problems that arose while during the two weeks, and rightly so because we all want things to be as perfect as possible. But i don't want to dwell on these things here. Many people took time out to say personal 'thank you's to the organisers, but i thought it would be nice to put a thread on here to have some thing a bit more tangible and permanent.

My thoughts are these, I remember two things about the organisers, first, very very nervous and tense people in orange waiting for the next thing to go wrong or the next complaint to come their way. But also people who, when you talked to them about, I don't know, the weather, were friendly and would bend over backwards to provide whatever help (or mothering) you needed.

This was my first easa, as it was for many other people, and I have no comparisons I can make, but what I do know is these were the best two weeks of my life, and a large part of that was the efforts put in by the organisers.

I also know plenty of them were still working hard in the weeks that most of us have been just trying to integrate back in to wider society. Thank you thank you thank you.

Greece, you have a lot to live up to. And I cant wait to get there :)

A while ago, I launched a easa group on this nice mapping device bassed on google maps. an now with some more intense traffic on the blog we can add more people/places to the map, so it becomes more valuable:

Hey everybody I have uploaded some pics www.flickr.com and www.flickr.com

more is still to come

greetings to all easa people, love you all

Tina_geo

Come to Copenhagen on September the 16th. We are throwing a party for EASAeans. I have a 70m2 apartment, so if you all show up, we might get some of the Kassa atmosphere. Sleeping opportunities can be arranged. Let me know...

L U V

Hello my most lovely and beautifull people, Georgian team has just arrived back home and it's 40 degrees down here, hot hot hot like in africa. Oh i miss our boats so much, and do u know people there's gonna be a theatre on it one day. Thanks to all organizers for wonderfull and unforgettable easa and also to participants( to marten and daniel who made wonderfull partys) Already looking forward to nc meeting in moscow and for greece. We'll upload photos as soon as possible:www.flickr.com.photos/anukadavaika Miss and love u all. loads of kisses and hugs. LOVE ANA P.S I also lost pink t-shirt (Gap) so if it is found and lost things will be brought in Moscow please bring it. thanks