I am already at the half-way point of this trip. I hate how time speeds up when you’re having fun.
Trust me, friends. I am having a blast. This is me frolicing in front of the Summer Palace. (Your mission, if you choose to accept it: use the word “frolic” in a sentance today.)
This is one of the timelines the students made about my life. It is bizarre to see your life laid out like this.
Yesterday I puzzled the cafeteria staff by taking lots of pictures of the lunchline.
Juice = soki
Options for main courses.
Milkshakes!
Paprika-flavored potato chips!
My favorite part – an incredible pastry selection.
At the end of the day I was interviewed by Omer (from Israel), Tom (from New Zealand) and Veronika (from the US & Poland. Tom is the genius behind Warsawparkour’s website. They asked great questions!
I miss you..
expect a phone call today.
Do they still use the zloty instead of the euro, or do they take both the way France accepts both francs and euros?
ps: I wish all our snow would melt so I could watch lambs frolic in fields of green grass. (couldn’t resist)
thanks
i just want to say thanks for coming to our school
im glad you had a nice time here 😛
not paprika
you problably know this but in polish parprika means peppers [like green peppers] did you try any?
Ah, you’re making me want to go to Poland so much! It looks like you’re having a wonderful time.
I am gradually growing more envious everyday that you are in Poland! I hope to go there someday after high school.
My use of the word “frolic” today:
Tonight, I will be “frolicking” in the garden at my local public library to help plant some flowers and such for Earth Day on Sunday.
i feel good! ba-da-ba-da-Da-da-DA! i never knew that i would! ba-da-ba-da-Da-da-DA!
you wanna know why i feel so good??? i had already accomplished my mission for the day before it was assigned. my friend and i were frolicking through the cafe earlier. and we identified our oursleves as “The Frolickers.” (this is, of course, a formal title)
another word that to me, goes along with frolic: smitten, as in the following:
if i didnt know that you were married and 15 years my senior, i think i would be smitten with you. (that is to say, your writing style and sence of humor in this blog are fantastic, and make me wish i had you as a real life friend. you have my ongoing adoration)
… i hope that doesnt make me seem creepy.
Nah, not creepy. A compliment – thanks!
The currency is still zloty (pronounced zwoty) – euros are not allowed.