Second trip to Krakow

First trip to Krakow

Shy patient

Gosia (my friend from Krakow) :

on today’s test we had a breast made of silicon that lied on the table….the thing is that we needed to treat it like a patient…so i had to introduce myself and than talk explaining what i’m going to do

was wierd to say “good morning madam…i’m a medical student…bla bla…may i examin you?”

q: was there someone answering you???

i was really afraid that i will start laughing
it was a very silent and probably shy patient

Saying - Krakow

“A picture is worth a 1000 words!”

Preview of future Krakow-posts

“bye Good time”

(Grand)mothers

=) (Grand)mothers in Poland have the same Russian/Slavic attitude!

You are studying or just listen to some music… then… knock-knock… “Here! Some fruits… a cake…” Remember? It happens here as well.

And I guess we all had problems because we got so much food when we’re away, at studies, in other town!

And not just cooked food, maybe some dishes that you cannot cook yourself or something. But also bread, fruits, butter. Things that you can get at every supermarket.

Not only this, but in quite large quantities. I just cannot help to remind myself how things were in Cluj, when I was going to the train station and get the package with food that my mom was sending from 700 km away =)

 

Poland Mess (engers) II

Since I’ve visited Krakow (the true Poland) the posts with weird things in Poland are only in Radości, and not in Smutki category =)

Anyway… I’ve been posting a while ago about Polish Messengers, and I was under the impression that they work exactly like MSN/Yahoo!, but check out this: they actually work more like ICQ (everybody has a specific number).

This actually means that it is easier to forget your number, and without it you cannot log in. In that case you call a friend and ask him/her to look in the messenger list for your number. Why?! Because the users don’t actually put in their real names, so it’s impossible to search by name for your number! ;)

Then if you loose your password - bugger! No way to retrieve it in your E-mail address! And you create another account, another number…

Away from Polish Messengers, hmm… you know Hansel and Gretel, right? It’s called Hansel och Gretel in Swedish, Hansel e Gretel in Italian, Hansel und Gretel in German, Hansel et Gretel in French, and of course… Hansel şi Gretel in Romanian. IN POLISH: Jaś i Małgosia.

It is probably a tiny thing, and it really is… but look at the photo. Just as a final markup. A bicycle lane, with a pedestrian crossing on it… towards… the green grass?! =)

Musical background: Urma - This time

Excuses and near future plans

Since Rux caught my attention by saying that she’s getting bored by looking here and seeing no new post… I can reply in my way:

I was just too busy… and Krakow is too lovely, and to calm… so I’ve been sleeping and staying away from the computer (not very true, but I was simply helping a friend :p ).

Or I can reply in your own way, Rux:

pentru cand nu ai timp de o bere cu prietenii (da, Doamne, sa am cat mai putin timp pentru blog :P)

for when you don’t have time to drink a beer with friends (God, please make it so I have as little time for the blog as possible :P )

=)

FUTURE PLANS: Look at the photo. First bottle of Romanian wine found in Poland (they also had some Prahova Valley, but we all know that that’s not the true wine ;) ). It is also sweet Cotnari, but hey… what the hell? It is a good start! Cheers!

Gosia

“There is no other place worse thand Lodz!”

Same thing was heard in Wrocław!