Sini

Sini doesn’t want to give away her blog address. Anyway… suite yourself, Sini! I won’t go into the “darkness” and blackmail you… and no, I don’t think I’ll read your blog after you delete stuff from it! I think it’s better if you don’t give away your blog address, and keep those wicked posts as well ;)

Post Scriptum

And she has her laptop in Danish, bought in Poland! And she said she knows a bit of Swedish… but then again she doesn’t want to speak to us in Suomi… and she really had no reaction whatsoever to the my Swedish phrases, nor Huvitelkaa… pfff… and she keeps on saying Dobrze and other Polish phrases!!!! No more!!

Dacia Logan

The Romanian “proudness” was spotted 3 times in Łódź and 7 times in Krakow, so far =)

They should really instate the “Rabla” programme in Poland too. That is - renewing the car park in Poland, the same way we do in Romania (government “discounts” if you give away your old car and buy a new one) !

I mean… It is far better than “Polski Fiat”, Fiat sei-shit-cento, Fiat cinque-shittier-cento… not to mention Fiat 126 !

YES! There are still people using those cars!!!

Erasmus Office

Photos from the WSHE Erasmus Office!

On the right you have Agata, our coordinator (you can almost read on her forehead “incoming” :p ).

On the left, there’s Angelika… always lost in her LCD screen. She is… well… on the WSHE Erasmus website it is written that she’s the Accomodation Coordinator?!?! Let’s just say that it feels like she’s the man in the shadow that aparently does nothing, but in reality controls everything. Or not?!.. Otherwise, why would she be the only one gazing at the screen, no matter who enters the door? /:)

Post Scriptum

I didn’t take a photo a Justyna (”outgoing” coordinator). It felt really like… I was supposed to ask for permission… It really felt academic-like, somehow… like going to the headmaster of the high school and saying “We want to take a photo for the school’s newspaper”. But… one of these days, Justyna… =)

Piotr - CFM - Summary

“Londongrad” - in short: Russian billionaires buy land-properties in London. London was also called Londonistan because of the Islamic concentration.

Pareto Principle - the 80-20 rule

Places to visit in Łódź

First photos of Piotr =)

First time when I didn’t read the summary that I got last time :D Hopefully, the last as well!

And NEWS FLASH - 10% of the Moscow inhabitants have more than $1 million each! Needless to say that we were like: “what??!…” But now we have searched on the Internet and the Russian newspaper Pravda says:

The richest people of the country account for approximately 1.5% of the population: roughly 700 families of three, which adds up to about 2 million. With all types of property taken into account, they are each worth at least $1 million.

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About two-thirds of the current millionaires live in Moscow and St Petersburg, though most of them come from the provinces.

Saying - Krakow

“A picture is worth a 1000 words!”

Xavier & Barbara

Guys… Why won’t you write in English?

Please, write in English!

OK??….

Na, com’on…..

It’s too un-easy to have nice people, that also started a blog… and not be able to read their thoughts…

If you won’t… then I guess that every time I see a new post, I’ll just send you nudge (for all of you Yahoo!-ers… BUZZ!), tell you that I’m coming in a couple of minutes, boil some water, and then come to you with a nice cup of tea… and you’ll just have to translate!

OK. So in fact… don’t write in English! I think it would spoil everything.

So, just take this post as a warning of some sort :p I’ll be knocking on your door!