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KISS

You can check on the following link the interview

"Talking Watches With Eric Singer"

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/talking-watches-with-eric-singer

From: Vlad Paunescu

To: Adrian Herescu Tue, Jul 18 at 22:02 PM

Hi Adrian,

Hello, sorry I just left the Kiss concert, the drummer of the band is passionate about valuable watches, do you think that tomorrow at 10.30 or 11.30 someone could open the museum (Museum of Romanian Records) to see the collection? I can't guarantee that they will come, although they were sure now…. Please send the album with watches to Eric Singer, to the band manager's email address with a short introduction and it will surely reach him.

Doc Mc Ghee

With love

Vlad

From: Adrian Herescu

To: Doc McGhee Tue, Jul 19 at 1:07 AM

Hi, I am Adrian Herescu. I obtained this email from Vlad Paunescu, the owner of Castel Film Romania, who attended the Kiss concert in Bucharest this past July 16th.

I am sending you a link to an album with the collection of Watches that Eric was interested in seeing during his trip to Bucharest.

– Here's the link for Mac OS: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nBv4BuoFD2vw7ZSujkzWd7m0lr9x_LL0?usp=sharing

– Here's the link for Windows (life-like version; if it doesn't work, check the Mac OS version above):

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_DOMg6A5AqGAeytseUruSHgd8iFnBMYa?usp=sharing

Please send me a physical address as well – I would like to mail a hard copy of the album for Eric to enjoy.

Best regards,

Adrian Herescu

From:Doc McGhee

To:Mihaela Herescu Tue, Jul 19 at 12:15 PM

Adrian

Thanks so much, I’ve passed this onto Eric. Not sure if you got to see Kiss!!! If you ever see a show you would like to go to, please contact me, would love to have you as our guest.

Be Safe out there!!

Doc McGhee

Manager of Kiss

Sent from my iPad

MORGAN CLUB ROMANIA – DRACULA MOG

HOUSE WITH SOUL – SIGHIȘOARA

GUEST HOUSE

House with soul in Sighișoara

"In a broad sense of the Dex, "Pension" refers to: "maintenance" – consisting of housing and meals that someone receives (in a private house) in exchange for a predetermined amount of money. If from a lexical point of view this represents "House with Soul", in fact, it is a fairy tale place with fairies and elves that bring joy.

It is important to know what you want. Do you want the LUXURY of FEELING GOOD in the middle of nature?

Then THIS is the right place. You will find "here a window to the Soul", a location dating to peace, harmony, positive energies.

The House with Soul, located on the outskirts of the city, in the middle of NATURE, is that house in the story where you "love" your Soul, understand life and accept destiny, in which you realize, not that Hope dies last, but that Hope never dies." – ADRIAN HERESCU

BOOK CLUB

Therapy through reading

Club for those who want to improve their quality of life through culture. It has expanded multidisciplinary from "READING" to MUSIC – like AMADEUS event, and other creative fields.

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THE STONE MUSEUM

„Romanians have not only a transient civilization of wood, but also a lasting and eternal civilization of stone”.

„The poet Lucian Avramescu remained strongly attached to the village of his birth, Sângeru-Prahova, about which he says, more jokingly, more seriously, that it is "the center of the earth".

"I have writing in my blood” he says. And Lucian Avramescu still has something in his blood, the uprising through a forgotten art and precisely for that reason brought to life in a limited space: stone carving.

This is how the Stone Museum was born.

Stone is the defining element of the house-museum.

The building, an inheritance from the grandparents, was rethought and restorated using stone and wood, new compositions were added to the existing rooms.

Lucian Avramescu collects the naive sculpture directly from the few stone carvers in the villages of Prahova and Buzău or buys the stone blocks which the artists then polish directly in the inner courtyard. The motifs are all rural or traditional art: animals, household objects, human figurines.

The museum itself contains, outside and inside, more than 1,000 works in stone, made by peasant artists”

Text taken from Maria BOGDAN

VILLAGE WORLD MAGAZINE, NO. 7, APRIL 1-15, 2013