Posted in As I Travel, Foodie!, Its a Wonderful Life, Picture Posts, Something Lovely Caught My Eye, The Amazingness of Family and Friends, Ze Motherland, tagged chamundeshwari, india, mysore on April 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Not this post, ‘course. You can bet on that
Sha La La, Full House OST
‘Coz how can you not listen to this and remember Song Hye Kyo posing around on her trip, and wish you could pose around and look as pretty on your trips?
Right after I made my first post about my recent [...]
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Posted in As I Travel, Its a Wonderful Life, Picture Posts, Poland!, Something Lovely Caught My Eye, tagged crakow, kadetus, krakow, Poland!, wawel on January 21, 2008 | No Comments »
From Oswiecim the train to Krakow costs about 11 zlotys, and the ride is about and hour and a half. We reached Krakow around lunchtime and headed straight to our hostel. The hostel, which we reserved beforehand, was wonderful. Highly recommend it to anyone who’s planning to make a tourist stop at Krakow. Krakow, being [...]
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I really don’t mean to have only picture posts, and I have a lot to write about, but being wickedly sick and sounding like Squeaky McSqueak doesn’t leave much energy for the computer (my cold turned into a chest cough which evolved into laryngitis-whee!). Hopefully later I’ll be able to write more about what I’ve [...]
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Yay pictures!!
I just thought I’d upload a couple here. A bunch of other pics, including all the ones with people in them, are uploaded on my Flickr account. :)
Here is a picture of the Old Square in Poznan, at night. Its decorated for Christmas, with lovely lights and music, and a festive spirit prevailed the entire square the other night [...]
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I’d been planning to take some shots for a while, luckily I managed to finally do it just before the first snow fell.
(I really wish I could stream music now…my favorite tunes to match the mood…but the best I can do is upload em like this…Yay! thanks to merriwether I found another way Click [...]
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