When the idea of visiting Poland first came up, I didn't know what to expect. Without too much historical background, I stepped foot on Polish soil and experienced a lot of interesting things. First off, the Polish people have gone through a lot. With Russian occupation throughout the 19th and partially through the 20th century,... Continue Reading →
Prague – Gritty Places, Serious Faces
The Guy and I came to Prague so I could get ICL surgery. I visited Prague 10 years ago and was enchanted with the Baroque architecture and especially the Charles Bridge. You access the bridge by going under a large tower and it's lined with statues of patron saints. The gothic style and historical significance lend... Continue Reading →
Vienna – Land of European Beauty and Grumpy Cafe Waiters
Gorgeous Vienna, where the waltz originates, is home to classical composers like Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven and Strauss to name a few. Numerous famous scientists, writers, and artists also hail from here. My personal favorite is, of course, Freud - founder of psychoanalysis. Viennese culture is strongly rooted in long leisurely meals surrounded by magnificent architecture on... Continue Reading →