Travel Diary

In Europe: Notes from 50 countries

2004
In Poland: A Summer Internship in a Software Startup
In Belarus: Going to Minsk – The Journey into “Hell”

2005
In Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Year I Hoped Would Last Forever

2006
In Croatia: A Summer Vacation on the Adriatic Coast – The Coast Belongs to Whom?
In Albania: They’ll Eat Me. They’ll Eat Me Not

2008
In Andorra: Shop ’till You Drop or Beat up Andorrans

2009
In Turkey: Cappadocia – A Flintstones’ Experience in the Midst of Turkey
In Turkey: Cappadocia – Rendezvous, Politics, and Paradox
In Turkey: Cappadocia – Self-guided Scooter Tour and Turkish Bath
In Hungary: Hungarians in a Nutshell
In San Marino: The World’s Oldest Country
In Serbia: Closure
In Malta: A Mediterranean Treat
In Norway: Oslo – I Guess That Why They Called It the Blues
In Norway: Oh “Poor” Country!
In Switzerland: 12 Hours in Zurich – Explore the City on Two Wheels

2010
…coming soon..
2011

In Bulgaria: By the Black Sea
In Kosovo: Getting to Pristina from Serbia

2012
…coming soon..

Chicken-soup

Ideally, I want to have one short tale for each country by the time I finish this project.

I like the “Chicken soup” series started by Jack Canfield. In a way, these stories can be considered “On the road chicken soup for the travelers….”

“Chicken soup” in the mean time is a borrowed term as it is the nicest compared to other typical European dishes like goulash, beef stew, potato dumpling or sausages. These food makes you sick rather than make you well like chicken-soup.

The Chicken-soup Menu

By the chimney (from Poland)
The girl who can not speak properly (from Bosnia)
The pointy, lovely pumps (from Belarus)