Zsófia R

 

Dear members of the  Via Families!

 I am Zsófia Ruzsics, I was born in Hungary, Zalaegerszeg. I was studying in Budapest at Faculty of Law of Eötvös Loránd University. After graduation   I stayed in Budapest and started working there as a lawyer. I am a mother of an adollescent boy named Csongor. I divorced  8 years ago, 3 years ago I started a new family, and  we moved  to Szigetszentmiklós, the birth-place  of my husband, next to the  capital of Hungary.

Because of  nearness of  Budapest, and our work we are  still often in Budapest.

 We are a patchwork family, my husband has got 3 sons from his previous marriage, they are  26,24,22 and live with their mother.

 Csongor turned 14 in September this year. He is in the primary school, but the next year he keeps on studying in the secondary school, either in Budapest, or in Szigetszentmiklós. We have a good ralationship to sons of my husband to, and arrange  quite often  family get togethers.

 I have got an older sister, who lives 130 km from Budapest, in city Eger, in Hungary to.

Csongor studies English language in the school, and he likes it.

 I am interested in languages too, can speak in german, and  in english, and try to improve my  foreign   language knowledge successively, because  it is a must, nowdays. :-) 

My husband speaks in english too, but he is  more interested  in hungarian language and taking beautiful pictures, withersover, we travel, or just walk. 

Anyway  all of us like travelling and discover  real wonders of the world :-).

 We are happy, that my sister-in-law has recently drawn our attention to Via Families, and could  join the network.

 As far as for expectations, I would like to support  my son, with  this great opportunity. I am convinced, staying in a foregin country, by a friendly  host family, for a while could help him, open the world, and have a look at other cultures and languages too.

Theoretically, we are open to be a host family too, after Csongor has completed his preliminary examinations next year. :-)

Many greetings from Hungary!