My little German tour
This is a new experience: travelling without roaming! Why? Because I was travelling thought the country… I’m living in. But not through „my“ country. Through the country, where my husband and my kids were born.
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Subiektywne ciekawostki
Ma być mniej obiektywnie, bardziej prywatnie i niedziennikarsko? O Niemkach, które rzadziej golą nogi niż Polki i niemieckich chłopakach, którzy jakoś tak mniej muszą pokazywać co to oni nie są, niż Polacy? No to zróbmy jeden taki wpis, a co! read more »
Burma – not how you expect it
Welcome to one of the few countries in the world with real military dictatorship. The generals have been ruling Burma since over 50 years, shooting down peacefully demonstrating students, monks and imprisoning thousands of opposition members. Welcome to one of the poorest places in the world, where nearly half of the kids grow up in hunger and without going to school.
That’s what I had in mind before I was embraced with hot humidity when I stepped off the plane in Yangon (Rangoon), where a smiling lady of the border police was patiently waiting until I found all my documents. read more »
Niemiecka wycieczka
Nowe doświadczenie: podróżowanie bez roamingu, bo po kraju w którym… mieszkam. Ale jednak nie po moim kraju. Po kraju, w którym urodził się mój mąż i moje dzieci.
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Surprises of Wrocław
The first thing was… spring! Sun started to shine during our slide-show on International Tourism Show and didn’t stop for all the weekend. The second surprise was the girls on the streets: very different that in Warsaw or Berlin. But the coolest surprise from all were… dwarfs. read more »
Sharing stories: Gorzów, Berlin, Wrocław
Travel trade fairs, festivals, meetings with travellers – for us are an absolutely great opportunity to 1. move our asses outside of Berlin (every excuse is good!) and to 2. visit new places! Yes, shame of us that we have visited tiny villages of Guatemala and have never been before to Wrocław… read more »
