Diana+Bivolan

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About me
==  **H** ello, my name is Diana Bivolan and I was born in Brasov, Romania. It is part of Transylvania, which is known for the famous: Dracula Castle. The city of Brasov is filled with medieval architectures and spectacular views. I moved to Montreal, Quebec when I was about 7 years old. In Montreal, I began learning French at school while at home I was  learning to speak in Romanian; switching from my first language Hungarian. After a while, I moved and stayed a few years in the United States and then moved back to Canada where I completed my high school. After finishing high school, I decided to attend the University of Ottawa, which brought me to Ottawa.

The subject of the wiki page is interests and hobbies. I hope you enjoy my colleague's interests and hobbies as well as mine.  toc 



Interests & Hobbies
T hese are some of my interests and hobbies.
 * cooking
 * photography
 * decorating
 * writing poetry
 * science
 * drawing
 * languages
 * dancing

The Art of Cooking
T his is another section of cooking which is pretty interesting: the art of making cakes. I would to learn how to make such cakes.

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Science
S cience is another area that I find interesting. The two areas that captured my attention when I was younger, but still does to this day is rocks and minerals as well as astronomy.

Astronomy has captured my attention and my curiosity in my younger years and still does to this day. I was among the lucky kids to have gotten the opportunity of attending space camp in Laval, Quebec. The space camp has a real life sized space shuttle; a replica of the American shuttle Endeavor. The replica of the space shuttle only includes the flight deck as well as the mid deck used for simulations. The simulations gives a feel of what astronauts do while on a mission; that was one of my favorite parts as well as the Multi-Axes chair, which can be seen in the picture below. Astronauts use the Multi-Axes chair to train to deal with losing the control of the space shuttle in space; which was another of my favorite thing at the space camp.



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