If I haven’t got you bored out of your mind yet, you are welcomed to read more of my rant about this Euravaganza.
In Europe: Notes from 50 countries
2004
In Poland: A Summer Internship in a Software Startup
In Belarus: The Journey into Hell
2006
In Croatia: 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: Goreme, First Impression
In Turkey: Cappadocia, ATV self-tour
In Turkey: Cappadocia, a Rendevouz
In Hungary: Hungarians in a Nutshell
In Serbia: Belgrade, a Conclusion
In San Marino:World’s Oldest Country
In Malta: A Mediterranean Treat
In Norway: Oslo Blue
In Norway: Norwegian Woes
2010
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2011
…to be continued…
Chicken-soup
Ideally, I want to have one short tale for each country by the time I finish this project. However, this is difficult because writing a very short, condense story is completely different than freely string together a bunch of run-on sentences of my consciousness which you will find under “Europe” section.
I like the Chicken-soup series started by Jack Canfield. In away, these stories can be considered “On the road chicken soup for the travelers….” Feel free to suggest titles.
“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 Menu
By the chimney (from Poland)
The girl who can not speak properly (from Bosnia)
The pointy, lovely pumps (from Belarus)