To mark the completion of my first week I went out for lunch ... a little cafe/bistro on a sidestreet that I spotted the other day. I had schinkennodel ... what might be thought of as a German version of carbonara ... only different ... and a bier, of course. Since it's still cold and very windy today, I sat inside.
After I finish this, I need to swing by the department store again and pick up another plug adapter ... I brought one with me, but having another will be good so I can charge the phone at night and still have my CPAP running.
Haven't given much thought to the weekend, yet. Will go out exploring something, somewhere, no doubt.
Turns out the young Pole sitting next to me in class is a priest, too ... diocesan. He speaks little more English than I do Polish, so needless to say we practice our German.
4 comments:
Julian,
You could both use German to teach each other English/Polish.
Have fun exploring!
What an exciting opportunity to explorey you Polish heritage with a built-in native tutor. Thank you for keeping this blog so current so that we can all share your adventure vicariously.
Hallo! Wie geht's! We checked your blog and noticed you still haven't given us a "shout out!" Hope all is well and that you are having a great time! Today is Z's birthday, and we are missing Trevor Zimkievicz!
Have you had Swabian pancakes, yet?
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