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Warm Water and Water Lilies
... will bring a determined pair of Hungarian sisters, with a business plan,more knowledge, and plenty of passion into the world of food.
Thanks go to everyone that has shared our journey thru Europe via the blog. We really enjoyed all your feedback and comments. Always, keep in touch, Love Sue and Anita.
p.s. We need a name for the new deli. Any suggestions would be appreciated give us ...
Try Saying That 3 Times Fast (or Once)
... a buffet breakfast, but the first day I discovered there were no eggs, there was cereal and milk, but no spoons, way-too-sweet packaged fruit-stuffed rolls, and worst of all they only had American cheese, yuck. I loved everything else about the hotel, they even did my laundry for only $2, but I couldn't find anything edible at breakfast.
With museums and churches starting to close since it was 4pm, and my strong desire to locate food, I didn't do much my first afternoon ...
Yee ha!
... dragged along on a walk by her dogs, took pity on us and showed us the way. At the same time she gave us an impromptu guided tour of Kecskemet, or at least as much as her dogs would let her! When we were happily installed at the decent, but inexpensive, 2* hotel we decided to have our sausages without mash, and went soon after to bed.
Horse show (but no riding) in the middle of nowhere:
After a good night's sleep we took ...
Kecskemet, Hungary - Day 21
... A bit further down the road we spotted a young guy pushing a ramshackle cart loaded with firewood he probably salvaged from the storm. After passing him we decided we should give him what Romanian currency we had, rather than convert it and lose most of it. So did a U turn and tracked him down on a side road.
Got scammed by the Hungarian border guards. The Romanian side was unmanned. Arrived at a manned control and a guard took our ...
BUT CONSERVATIVE HUNGARY AWAITS
... had died in the mid-1700's. And Benedek, like many poeple, I believed, had a map of the "bigger" Hungary. The country used to extend in all directions into what were now neighboring countries, and many Hungarians still lived in Transylvania, northern Serbia, and Slovakia. Actually, all of this was told to me by eighteen-year-old Donko Emese, the family daughter. She was the only English-speaking Donko, or donkey, so she was put to ...
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