Bratislava

Bratislava

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Here are some more pics

They pay me well but its all in US dollars. I guess this is what they mean by tax free? Looks like I'll be flying back every couple of months to the U.S. to make deposits. I've always wanted to travel with a briefcase of cash.


This was about $20,000 in $100 bills. The school accepts cash for tuition. I went with the business guy to deposit the cash. Pretty cool.


These slugs were in Lugano too! They make the transition nice. How did evolution allow for such a vulnerable species. Every morning they crawl out to the most heavily trafficked areas and get stepped on. What a life.


Cinska (chinese) restaurant, called Jasmine, on my walk home from the tram. delicious and only 3 euros for this plate and soup.



This dog is politely waiting for someone to activate the automatic doors so that he can wreck havoc on the grocery store. I played my role and opened the door for him. Is that bad?

Disgusting, yet strangely delicious, Chicken burger from McD's. Yes, that is red sweet and sour sour (and slightly spicy) sauce on it. This comes with it. It is on the Euro menu (like our dollar menu).


I finally did some of those dishes. I think I've washed over 50 pieces now. There are still 8 cabinets of untouched items. I don't know that I'll ever get to all of them.


I learned a new word when I made this soup: žalúdka polievka
The soup is good, very savory. I bought a variety at the store just wanting to try various local soups. After I ate half of it I decided to look it up. It is tripe soup. Yea! Guess what those little bits are poking out, yep, stomach! Yummy!

1 comment:

  1. so, a mere 20 grand??? such tripe...that is like parking meter money or tripe soup... food and location looks fun to explore...are you including the slugs in your meal plan?

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