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Hangovers and 4 degrees make Jack sad
... had Guiness and chatted with some guys from Ireland. They were already loaded and one of them started stripping in the bar and the staff cheered. That wouldn’t happen in London! After that we went from bar to bar and the rest of the night is a bit of a blur, even more so for Marcin who didn’t get back until 9am. At 11am the receptionist was banging on the door telling us to leave. Considering that standing up was asking a lot ...
Exploring the Czech Republic!
... dollar. It was a dead giveaway when we got a $1,000 note from the teller machine. Works out that the exchange rate is around 17 to 1. So we really didn’t get much money out of the ATM – only about $60! Sat down and had a real Czech meal – kanci kyta s sip and svick na smet – roast boar’s leg and ?? (John couldn’t even work out what his was!) Anyway, it was quite a high end meal and very delicious for ...
Hay Day
... Poland had its Polo-Cocta, but the Czech Cofola tastes much better. This year it celebrates its 50th year so I got a commemorative bottle too.
In good moods, we returned home and after watching only one episode of our favorite "Dr. House" everyone said good night. Marek decided his bones hurt too much and he needed a good-night sleep, instead of rising early to fish. Ania couldn’t have been happier to hear that!
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Stormy Skies Over the Ranch
... they went outside and called all the horses in, it was pouring “like from a colander.” Hearing Marek whistle, Cardinal turned his head but didn’t move. The others always follow his lead so they stood still, too. Each of us took turns calling them in but to no avail; they seemed not to mind the rain at all and to make it clear they went to the other side of their pasture.
The rain was only getting heavier and suddenly we felt icy pellets of hail hitting from ...
Out of Focus
One of the main reasons to be in Cieszyn in early July is the Wakacyjne Kadry Festival. The festival includes seven days of best Polish movies, classic films, jazz & blues concerts, and art expositions. All of it is free to the public and paid by grants from the European Union. All you have to do is register for the events in which you'd like to participate.
Ania and I registered mostly for best Polish movies ...



