Quirky Poland Parking
It was something I noticed immediately as we first ventured out from our apartment in Wrocław. Cars parked… on the sidewalk?! Is that even legal? I wondered if that was just a quirk of this particular Polish city.
False Cognate Enounter In Hungary
In the first day or two of being in Hungary, I noticed some eladó signs on buildings while passing by on the tram and my first thought was that perhaps the Hungarian word for “ice cream” was similar to the Spanish “helado”. Fortunately, this was a false cognate. Otherwise, Hungary would be quite sad as it seemed that all of the ice cream places were shuttered. (Eladó means “for sale”)Adeles Letter To School Friends
Dear Mr. P. And Room 203,Adeles Letter To School Friends Comments
Dear Adele, I Really Really Really Really (keep Sa…Spencers Letter To School Friends
Dear Mr. Warbington and room 104,White Villages Of Andalucia
To get to Poland, we decided to leave from Málaga, Spain. We rented a car and Jason got to drive through his second country. He was very happy to drive on the right side of the road again. Poor Spencer though seems to have taken up getting car sick. Just like in England, he starting throwing up within 30 minutes of getting on the road. I think it has to do with the roundabouts. Although he seems fine when he’s watching something on his kindle. I wonder if this is a plot to get more kindle time…Also, note to self, I will need to steal more barf bags from the airplane. That is when we need to start flying someone other than Ryanair, who is too cheap to provide them or even a magazine holder on the seat to hold them.White Villages Of Andalucia Comments
I Love Reading about Your Adventures. I’m Livi…Jason Big Travel Thoughts Hopes And Fears
Before we begin our epic journey around the world, I wanted to take a moment to capture my thoughts, hopes and fears that I can use to guide the coming year and that I can look back on afterward and see how reality matched my expectations.Jason Big Travel Thoughts Hopes And Fears Comments
As We Have Traveled abroad for a Year I Would Say …Hasta Luego Sevilla
We are winding down our time in Spain. As we prepare to leave our third country, there is a lot to reflect on. Jason and I continue to grow closer as we share thoughts about how travel is affecting our family. Is this what we imagined? Are we making the most of our time with each other? What is working? What can we do better? There have been ups and downs as we adjust to new schedules and work through feelings of homesickness. With less than two months of travel under our belts, we have been humbled, challenged, inspired, but mostly grateful to have this time together and grow as a family. I think we are all looking forward to various points in our travel, but for now I am trying to enjoy all the moments, little and big.