Meet Ziunete in Dublin

Three Things

1. After successfully completing my studies in Pedagogy, specializing in early years education, I had a fulfilling career as a Montessori Teacher for almost a decade. Yet, I always had a feeling that I was missing something. I have always loved photography and it was something that had always been there but I had never imagined myself making it into a way of life. Now, I feel fulfilled and my days are dedicated to capturing precious moments, documenting happiness, and preserving cherished memories for others.
2. I love my morning yoga practices, having a cup of coffee with my husband, and taking care of my plants.
3. Well, as an adventurous soul, during my first-ever European trip (to Italy), a remarkable incident left an unforgettable mark on my journey. It was during my first snowfall. My friends and I hatched a plan to slide down a small cliff using plastic bags as makeshift sleds. I mean, what can go wrong right!? As the bravest of the bunch, I found myself sliding a bit too far over the edge and, regrettably, fell over my leg. We all laughed until seconds later the adrenaline started to wear off and the pain settled in. A broken leg. We ran to the hospital and the talented Italian medical team intervened and implanted a titanium plate in my leg, leaving me with a unique Italian souvenir. I gained an unforgettable memento and a memorable phrase from the hospital: "Vorrei fare pipì," which means "I would like to pee." On the bright side, I earned the unofficial title of the longest slide champion.