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Left my beloved Kraków now to set up in Brussels but this is by no means the end of my adventures with Polish. Linguistic confusion and cross-cultural misunderstandings still abound. I'm an interpreter, a translator, a musician, I'm learning to cook again and I miss my dog. I think that's got it covered, more or less.
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I hope you will meet Scatts.
It would be really a shame if he does not show you Warsaw. :)
I did meet Scatts! But it was for a Serious Meeting about Polandian, not a tour.
Don't worry though, I found a couple of friendly Warszawians to show me around. : )
On the 17th of May there is a "museum night" in Warsaw. You can visit all the galleries, castles and museums FOR FREE.
So if you go to Warsaw ,go on Saturday !
Yes, I was there but sadly unable to be the grand host and tour-guide this time around.
I did get Pinolona to her hotel at least and it sounds like the rest worked out well anyway!
Did you find the Magda M guy?
Anonymous: Go to Warsaw? Again?! We have our very own Noc Museów in Kraków thank you!! (I posted about it last year, way back in May 2007). It's this Friday night, if anyone's interested.
Scatts: Thanks, I appreciate it! Did I meet the Magda M guy? Not exactly, but I did catch up with a couple of friends on Saturday. And they showed me all the classic romantic comedy spots in Warsaw (the old town, that bridge, the roof of the university library, the culture tower thing, etc).
So did you actually buy a map in the end or rely on 'the kindness of strangers'?
Actually, yes, I did buy a map. It actually turned out to be the World's Smallest Map of Warsaw. It served its purpose, more or less, and was much more reliable than the taxi driver that I asked for directions.
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