Fry Up in a Cup

Evidently this is the kind of thing Polish workers ate during lunch in Communist times and before. It was a stop on our Praha food tour. The white is potatoes. There was bacon and some other stuff in it too.

 

Minis and a Tote

Little minis and a tote. The brown mini is good; I have three in the blue. And a bunch of littles.

 

Resin Pendant

The employee association had someone come in to teach us how to do resin pendants. It was about $75 each person. While I learned how to do it, the teacher didn't even bring chains or earring findings for the pendants. Not professional.

 

Vehicles at Airborne Museum

They took vehicles with them, the airborne did. Sometimes they even went down -in- the vehicles.

 

Pretty, Pretty Flowers

So many varieties of flowers in this bouquet! Another gift from Andreas, and a bright addition for me to look at daily.

 

New Hoodie

Bought a new Embassy hoodie. They finally have some with full zippers.

 

Old Market

 

Praha has a lot of old buildings, unlike the rest of Warsaw. It was abandoned during the wars, so there was less reason to flatten it. We passed an old market that had been in the same place since the 1800's. Even during communist times, it functioned. Now it is withering away because of the abundance in modern Poland.

New Building

There is a new, large, hangar shaped building at the Airborne museum. It's got a lot of exhibits presented well. Here are some.

 

Zenpop April 2025

My colleagues have teenage children, so I gave away a bit of this to them. Kept the notebook and pens.

 

One Place to Another

Lots of unique sights on our walk from the first to second restaurants in the Praha district.

 

All the Plaques

Memorial and dedication plaques at the Airborne Museum.

 

Airborne Museum

Outside the museum in Ste. Mere Eglise.

 

Checkpoint Charlie

Doesn't look so intimidating now, but this is Checkpoint Charlie on a rainy Berlin day.