Eurotrip 20/6-20/7
Wioohaaaaa - greetings from Krakow!
I do hope that you don't miss me too much, I wouldn't want you to stay up crying every night just because I'm far far away. You see, I'm alive and having a great time out in Europe. At the moment I'm in Krakow at a youth hostel (Dizzy Daizy Downtown) which might be the best one so far. Free internet, free laundry, free breakfast (if you join them on facebook), tv, comfortable beds, free linen, 24h reception and just great. (smygreklam).
This is our second night here and so far we find Krakow beautiful yet a bit dirty, and also cosy and well ...the food, ice cream and sweets are cheap, so I love it here! We've been to both Auschwitz and a salt mine, went pass Schindler's factory (which was closed..) and we had a great time at a bar/restaurant last night watching the game. The people here seems friendly, even though many of them can't speak any English, and they are always willing to help you.
Enough with my opinions about Krakow, except for some last words; If you go here you will see loads of nuns, alcohol shops and hostels (like two on every street). So, besides Krakow the trip has been very good so far and we've been very lucky and haven't run across any major abstacles yet except from some trains taking longer time than we expected them to. Tomorrow night we will go to Prague, and stay there for a while before heading to Germany.
As I said, don't be too sad. I'll be back in Sweden soon - probably extremely busy and confused. And nervous about the autumn and school and all that. Blaaaah, I really do have to make up my mind soon. Maybe I should just go to Australia for some time, apparently Sweden and Australia has some special offer or something when it comes to studying, the only problems with Australia would be that there's a lot of bugs and spiders and that it's extremely hot there.
Well, I'd better go to sleep now if I want to be able to keep my eyes open tomorrow.
Good night, sleep tight.
I do hope that you don't miss me too much, I wouldn't want you to stay up crying every night just because I'm far far away. You see, I'm alive and having a great time out in Europe. At the moment I'm in Krakow at a youth hostel (Dizzy Daizy Downtown) which might be the best one so far. Free internet, free laundry, free breakfast (if you join them on facebook), tv, comfortable beds, free linen, 24h reception and just great. (smygreklam).
This is our second night here and so far we find Krakow beautiful yet a bit dirty, and also cosy and well ...the food, ice cream and sweets are cheap, so I love it here! We've been to both Auschwitz and a salt mine, went pass Schindler's factory (which was closed..) and we had a great time at a bar/restaurant last night watching the game. The people here seems friendly, even though many of them can't speak any English, and they are always willing to help you.
Enough with my opinions about Krakow, except for some last words; If you go here you will see loads of nuns, alcohol shops and hostels (like two on every street). So, besides Krakow the trip has been very good so far and we've been very lucky and haven't run across any major abstacles yet except from some trains taking longer time than we expected them to. Tomorrow night we will go to Prague, and stay there for a while before heading to Germany.
As I said, don't be too sad. I'll be back in Sweden soon - probably extremely busy and confused. And nervous about the autumn and school and all that. Blaaaah, I really do have to make up my mind soon. Maybe I should just go to Australia for some time, apparently Sweden and Australia has some special offer or something when it comes to studying, the only problems with Australia would be that there's a lot of bugs and spiders and that it's extremely hot there.
Well, I'd better go to sleep now if I want to be able to keep my eyes open tomorrow.
Good night, sleep tight.
