October In Krakow

Maybe it's time to start writing again. I miss it bad and I feel like a prodigal son (daughter) who keeps abandoning her home of thought and creativity. But this time I would like to opt for a more private blog - however, just found out I could not. Funny how blogspot won't allow you to make your blog password protected. A tough decision to make between 2 alternatives none of which are ideal - leave your blog public for everyone to view or make it so private only you can view it. I would find that very lonely, as the best thing about blogging is the conversation with others, so I decided to leave it as it is for now and bear the consequences.

Time is rushing by me and so many things happen I don't want to forget about. So here is the first one: I have spent 2 weeks in Krakow, Poland, as part of a training for my new job. I feel so lucky and privileged to have had the opportunity to not just pass through the city but to live it, feel its pulse night and day. I have never been interested or keen on living in any Eastern European cities, including my home town, Budapest, but this experience proved me wrong - I have been feeling great here and I liked every cobblestone and post-communist shop and mad traffic I have seen here. More pictures to come soon, till then czesc for everyone!