I came across this article in the International Herald Tribune last week.
I also came across what I’m hoping is a typo(highlighted). Though it is possible you may get a little more bang for your Euro in Poland. I mean 31 Euro is like 40 bucks, which is 120 Polish Zloty.
Do you know how many Polish sausages you can buy for 120 Zloty? Yeah, neither do I.
Good luck, my Polish friends.
That’s because Poland knows no fear. They mock the rest of the world with their 31 euro bailout plan. I’m serious. Never play chicken with someone from Poland.
By the way, Did you know that your blog is now the number 1 google hit for “how many Polish sausages you can buy for 120 Zloty”? You should expect to start getting a lot more traffic.
Well it’s always been my dream to be the #1 blog about the quantity of Polish sausages one can buy for 120 Zloty. I’m not quite sure how I can top this achievement. Maybe I should find out how many Polish sausages I can buy for 150 Zloty.
Those poor poles! Great find. Hey, Annie and I should tell you and Tricia, our home group has adopted you as our “ministry” to encourage and pray for regularly. This means you’ll have 20 Santa Barbarans praying for you at least every couple weeks and I’m determined to get you a care package from us some time soon! Best wishes. Hope you had a great Christmas and New Years.
Happy New Year Tricia.
Thanks for the comment and support on my blog about the girls. And no, new book for me to explore! I’ll try to get that, thanks for the recommendation. My friend, Hellen, the same one who said that the girls are probably adjusting to our US culture, also said that after the adjustment occurs, it’s so great for them. To get both US and Costa Rican culture and citizenship and even, living opportunities. To spend significant time and energy in both cultures. So she’d agree with you. for sure, foreign cultures and travel broaden all of us. But to actually live within two different cultures as a child, even better once it all works.