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Destruction and Construction
... adventure, accentuated by a little moment of lost-in-translation, we visited the Chopin Museum. This little museum, housed in a small Georgian palace, is a bit off the beaten path. We walked through hustle bustle Warsaw, past more square blocky buildings, speeding cars, and propaganda murals, until we reached the museum. To our excitement, free! I was a kid in a candy shop. The museum houses original manuscripts, Chopin’s death mask ...
Rainy day in Warsaw
... trip is ending. We're at the airport with FREE WIFI wooo! and armrestless benches, so there should be some sort of sleeping tonight =]
Unfortunatly my flight is at 5 am, and its a bank holiday, so getting a bus from cork airport is going to be a serious pain. I arrive at 7, but the first bus isn't until 9:45. wooooo!
10 more days in Ireland until I go back to NY too. This summer has absolutely flown by!
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Touring the City with Alex
... with equally dingy stores, somewhat like those that line the Eglinton station. The mall is large with so many Starbucks knock-offs we lost count...including the real McCoy which is everywhere now. We were most interested in what the different food options were, and some of the pastry choices looked quite good. We didn't try any! There were two interesting concepts that caught our eye. One was a chocolate concept from Holland, apparently. While I don't think it would work in ...
From Chopin to Wedding Cakes
... things before meeting up with other members of the tour group at 1830. The bus takes 40 people and there will be 39. The majority of people are from the USA with a spattering from NZ, Australia, Ireland, Canada and the UK. There is lots of room on it so that helps I guess. Our tour manager Monica is Swedish and appears to be very organised (we may refer to her as Helga during this blog). There is ...
An American Thanksgiving in Poland
... ever. Natasha had a turkey recipe from her mom, and we followed the directions, including the stuffing, to the T. We had not-stale-enough bread that we had to toast for the stuffing, and once the stuffing was made Natasha stuffed the turkey. The turkey barely fit in the roasting pan. Once the stuffed turkey was in the pan, we realized we didn't have twine to tie the turkey's legs together for cooking, so we used sewing thread (it worked!). The turkey ...



