Forras Szeged

... or pastries, to
sweet cheese filled ones, chocolate pastries, and other sweet and
unhealthy goodies. The trouble when going into one of these places for
a bite to eat is that unless you know Hungarian, it's almost impossible
to know ahead of time whether you're going to get something sweet or
savoury! I'm not complaining though, as it's all been pretty good!



Hungary is also home of paprika (which is where Vitamin C comes from as
I learnt ...

... Osiguravajuce kompanije i penzioni fondovi
Osn?vni principi fun?ci?nis?nj? fin?nsi?s??g trzista
Osnivanje preduzeca u privrednom sistemu Republike Srbije
Osnivanje preduzeca u privrednom sistemu Republike Srbije sa osvrtom na osnovne odredbe Zakona oprivrednim drustvima
Osnivanje preduzeca u Republici Srpskoj
Osnivanje receptivne turisticke agencije na podrucju Beograda
Osnove funkcionisanja trzista - Trziste A.D.Banini Kikinda
Osnove menadzmenta
Osnove obracuna ...

... light brightens up the room, I suddenly find myself being part of this historic moment on the battle fields of North Hungary after one of the most crutial wins that provided these nomadic people with a home for thousands years to come. It was truly a humbling experience for all of us including Rayden who later on mentioned the picture as a most favorite part of the day.
Of course there is much more to see ...

Things really shut down in Europe on Sundays and Szeged was no exception. It's particularly bad in smaller towns when you're hungry and everything's closed...we felt like hobos, searching for food, and especially so when we stumbled across a Knorr van offering free soup-in-a-bun samples, and dove in!

Aside from closed shops though, there were certainly more pretty buildings, and even a lovely fountain to see!

... I learnt some words and how to count until... 3. Well, it's not so easy. I try to read signs but look what signs they have. Look at this city. How can you remember such long and impossible words? My room is really huge. It has a huge double bed and it has a balcony overlooking the yard with vines. The restaurant is really fabulous. It was so tasty.

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Well after a 30-hour commute from Australia I am in Hungary - the crazy old place where I was born. I have always felt a strong connection with the place, yet find it so, so strange. But first a bit about the trip over. Having only done the trip once before in 1999, I was little anxious about the 22-hour flight. But after viewing more movies than I ever have in one sitting, consuming more meals than I will ever ...

... walking around looking at water spouting out and have lots of fun. There was a band playing some traditional HUngarian music so we sat and listened to them for a while too. Today Thursday 19th we r up at the play centre again, my little friend came back to say hello and i had to remind her again that i couldnt speak hungarian so she said bye and walked off. Hope all is well back home and will update some photos soon. Jodi, Zoli & Abby

... but nothing would happen, so we took it to the mobile repair shop and he said he could fix it BUT that would mean installing whole new program and therefore losing EVERYTHING that was stored on my phone. So now I have a phone that works but no phone numbers, and all my calendar was lost, so I have no-ones birthdays or important dates, i.e. hair appointments, swans games etc and some other photos which I had saved on my phone and had ...

... 20 minutes walk from station. It took me two hours to get there, carrying my stupid bag all the while. Even worse, I had actually walked within 10 feet of the place on my initial march through town. So I saw nothing of Szeged that night, and after all that decided I needed a bit of a lie in the next morning, so saw nothing before jumping on the train. Well, I suppose there was one feature I randomly walked past in my lost moments - the Pick salami factory. Woo, indeed.