Smok Wawelski i smoczek ;)

Tuesday, my day off :) We decided to go to Krakow (Cracow) - city with castle and legends :) The huge disadvantage of that trip is - the time of the train there - 5.20. Killing hour!! :) I had even my critical moment when I had to get up ;) But we did it and at 8.30 we arrived to Krakow. walking on the streets of the Old Town, going to the castle, called Wawel, saying "hello" to the Dragon :) Our Smok Wawelski :) and in Miia's case- SMOCZEK :) Ask her what I mean :)
I left Miia to be a real tourist in the castle, and went to see my friend Maciek, that moved to Krakow to study there. It was really nice to see him :)
When after 2 hours we met with Miia, our tummies told us one thing "wa want to eat!!" :) I knew very nice little place in Krakow to eat something. Place almost like a fast-food bar, where you just go, sit, eat and go :) The difference is - the food (delicious) and people there. But I cannot decribe it, you have to experience that ;)
Ok, so time for a walk, I can see that Miia is delighted with Krakow, and I am not surprised. Our cultural capital ;) Streets that were built in Medieval Ages, the atmospehere of something incredible in the air... But time to go back to the "city of workers" :)
Oh, I can't forget about the incident in the train. The example of Polish logic. You go to the office, ask if international students id is valid for the trains in Poland. You give the id to check(in case someone doesn't have the glasses). The answer is possitive. So you buy the ticket with the discount for students. ok. You travel one way. Everything is just perfect. You want to go back. And the guy in the train tells you - this id is not valid in Poland, the discount applies only for Polish citizens, that study abroad (in that case, than need to have international id, id from home university and passport!!). You have to pay additional money. No comment. :)