New departure date... March 3rd I believe. Feeling slightly burnt out. In need of tacos, pho, and more English speaking peeps.
How long until I can say I lived in another country?
I think it takes six months maybe? I dono. A month doesn't cut it does it?
You know what's crazy, in all honesty, I can't remember what the address of my house is. I've tried for the past three days to figure out what it is, and for the life of me I can't remember it. This is bad. I know the street, city, state and zip... but not the house number. I guess all that matters is that I have a key, and I know how to get there.
I think it takes six months maybe? I dono. A month doesn't cut it does it?
You know what's crazy, in all honesty, I can't remember what the address of my house is. I've tried for the past three days to figure out what it is, and for the life of me I can't remember it. This is bad. I know the street, city, state and zip... but not the house number. I guess all that matters is that I have a key, and I know how to get there.
Went out the other night and took some pictures of Slupsk ( the town I'm staying in). Turned out decent I suppose.
The town center in Slupsk.
My hotel, Hotel Piast ( in the middle).
Sick restaurant we've eaten at a few times.
Sick restaurant we've eaten at a few times. This is one of the greatest pics ever. Timbo Slice doing his best rendition of the incredible hulk (or something like that).
And then there were four... Justin aka DJ (Dirty Justin II) had to bounce out of the country for a bachelor party the other day. Two of the originals are left (myself and Mike) and the two late bloomers (Boss man, aka TK, aka Timbo Slice, and Joe) are still here. We're hoping that we get done in time to check a few more touristy type things out. The largest eastern European castle apparently resides three hours to the east of Slupsk. May make an attempt to head over there. We'll see how things pan out.
It's field day 21 and as you know, I lost my mind a week or so ago. I now wear my scarf around everywhere I go, and chant "Here we go Polska, here we go!"... Kidding. Just bought a few things today including the scarf (It was 20 freaking zloties... 8 bucks or so). First things I've purchased for myself since I've been here (with the exception of a few thousand pints of pivo).
Can't wait to be back in the good ol' US of A. I know it's been shitty of late, weather wise. But I'm hoping that when I return, I can pick up my bike from my folks place in PA... Hi Mom, Hi Dad. Hope the garage is treating my baby well. Have you taken it for another spin Pops? Tell Leroy, Lexie and Oliver I said "Hi". Give them a good pet for me.
Anywho, this will more than likely be the last or second to last blog from Polska that Steveski's going to post. Thanks for the comments, can't wait to see everyone. Until then...
Good day from Polska,
- Steveski
Good day from Polska,
- Steveski
5 comments:
hurray! you're coming home soon! are you bringing home fun polish things? like hmm...i really dont know what is specifically 'polish'..sausage?
anyways make the most of your last days there and I'll cya soon!
Damn son, lookin' good in that scarf! Hope you guys are hanging in there. Hertz was impressed with the condition of the Benz ... they said the "natural" rust added a nice touch of color contrast to the stark gray interior.
see you when you get back. no word on the prostitutes in Polski? no luck? or no game?
Did you get your sand-o-polska yet? I hope you get to enjoy your last couple days with more pivo and less work.
-Chris
Got the blog from Colin. You have a gift for writing BS. Loved the toilet commentary. Love the scarf too. Hope you have encountered too many policemen there. Keep having fun.
J
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