Checking into rehab
Once again I used the morning on Tuesday to worked on my presentation. We used the bar of the hotel as an office space and yesterday as we entered into the bar we got chatting with Omar and Khalid from … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Europe 2010
Warsaw Uprising Museum
Monday morning we worked on my presentation for the ISAAC conference next week. I finally felt that it was coming together. In the afternoon we went to the Warsaw Uprising Musuem. Aldona accompanied us to make sure we got there … Continue reading →
Enter through the narrow gate (if you can)
Sunday we got up reasonably early and tidied ourselves up to go to church. We’d found the Warsaw International Church and decided to check it out. The majority of the country is Catholic so it was going to be tricky … Continue reading →
The AAC pizza dinner
Ferg got woken up on Saturday morning by an SMS message from Margaret (our Polish Travel agent) at 10 am. I was still asleep too. We were so sluggish that morning that we missed the hotel breakfast altogether. It finishes … Continue reading →
Night on the town
On Friday night we went out for dinner with Aldona who is a speech pathologist that I met online through a report she wrote on an Eastern European AAC Conference and also via a recommendation from my friend Meredith from … Continue reading →
A walk in the park
Don’t worry this one is not a marathon. It’s just a walk in the park. No, really. Today we met Anna again and walked along the Royal Route past palace after palace. I must admit I couldn’t quite keep up … Continue reading →
New Town/Old Town/Memorials
G’day. Ferg & Darryl here again. We had a great night last night catching up with Tony, a guy that we met on the plane coming from London to Warsaw. He had made a comment on the blog so we … Continue reading →
Warszawa dzien pierwszy
That means Warsaw Day One (well, Day First really but who wants to quibble?). We made a long trip and we have made many friends already. Ferg do you want to tell them about our new friends? Sure. There was … Continue reading →