dignifiedpragmatic

I loved Budapest. It’s an amazing city. It was the first European city I’d ever seen so I was in awe of everything from the architecture to the cars. The Terror Haza is a museum on Andrasy (I think that’s how it was spelled) St. It tells the history of that street and when it was used for the headquarters of the Nazi party and later the arrow cross party… it was very educational and almost theatrical. I would definately go there if I went to Budapest. I could live in Budapest and be happy… it was gorgeous. I must say there were not the friendliest of people there though. I’m kind of partial though…. I’m so used to the south where everybody’s friendly whether they mean it or not and all up in your business. I loved walking around and exploring. I felt very safe there…

I just pretty much was near the border below so-cal… where they make the beer in Tecate. I was pretty young, but I remember being entertained by people-watching and loving all the street vendors with their jewelry and art… and how cheap everything was. I’d go back, I really liked it.

Prage was fabulous… the people were among the friendliest I encountered in Europe and the food and beer were amazing. I was so happy there… it felt like a cool place where people from everywhere come to hang out… drink… and have a good time.