It’s been an interesting day having arrived about noon from
Krakow. Our apartment is very nice; a
large studio with kitchenette; designed for long term living on a temporary basis. We’re on the sixth floor but there is an
elevator. As soon as we connected to the
Internet WiFi we called our friend Las who originally moved from Budapest to
the USA years ago.
He lived near us in
East Lake Shores and we knew them fairly well.
In 2005 he and his family returned to Budapest to be near their aging parents. He is still here and it was so much fun as he
drove us around the city for a couple of hours. We got such a kick out of the shirt that he
wore; our East Lake Duck shirts that we all wore for parties on the lake.
I took many photos of some of the buildings here in the city
and also a couple of snaps of their Roman Ruins that have been excavated here
in the city. Their history goes back a
long time!
After returning to our hotel we got out and walk our area. Found a small mom and pop pizza
hole in the wall where we enjoyed pizza and also visited a beautiful
church. Walked until we found a Metro
and took the very long escalators down into the earth, reminiscent of St.
Petersburg. Went one stop back towards
our hotel and got off. It’s called getting
our feet wet! On the walk home we found
the huge, modern shopping mall that Las had shown us. Went downstairs and found the large grocery
store and purchased food for our next three breakfast meals in our room. We have a refrigerator, microwave, stove and
oven; much more than we’ll use to fix our breakfast.
Home again, made lots of phone calls. Actually talked with our son Joe who is home
from the hospital today after more than three weeks in the hospital. Keep him in your prayers, he has a long way
to go yet. But show have a couple of
weeks before treatments start again for his throat cancer.
It’s been a long day so I’m keeping this short; our goal tonight
is to learn the names of the Metro Stops before we get on it tomorrow to meet
our friend Las for an organ concert at noon.
Hope you enjoy the photo link below:
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