April 30th 10:00pm maybe 9:30pm

In da Klub

Sitting at a table at a beer hall in the Old Town in Krakow. Great thing to know in your visiting country’s language when traveling is “I don’t speak your language. Do you speak my language?” add “Thank you” and a “Hello” in there and you will be fine, unless of course they do not know English, at which point you may be screwed.


Old Town Krakow, biggest old town square in Europe

Danielle just arrived with my beer and Jeff is trying to warm his beer with his hands because they served it to cold. So that’s it for now I guess because this writing is pretty rude, or lame according to Danielle.

Either was, I just wanted to say that there is a rugby tournament this weekend in Warsaw (not here in Krakow) and that is it a 5 day weekend here in Poland because of May Day and Polish Independence day. So when we were sitting in the Warsaw Old Town a few days ago we were surrounded by rugby teams from around the world. There was an Australian or a New Zealander team on one side (Shh-don’t tell them that I cannot tell them apart) and a group of English guys on the other, with a team from Moscow sitting in the middle with us. As the day progressed member from other teams like Germany and somewhere else arrived. The teams were singing songs at each other and funneling beer.


Having a beer in the Warsaw Old Town


Australian rugby team in the back, they are the guys with the white shirts and ties. (funnel not pictured)

Today we woke up drove to Krakow, then walked around and went up the hill to Wawel castle, which was pretty cool.


Two dudes, Wawel Castle


Wawel Castle, sans dudes

Time to go, my beer is half done and I have not been talking to anyone lately. Polish music is blaring through the speakers now, and the lights have been turned off, I guess it’s Dance time?!?


Wooo Krakow


It's dance time