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Author Archives: Coastal Typist
Change
Not all stories have a happy ending. They don’t have to. I can’t tell you that everything is wonderful. It both is and it isn’t. I can tell you what happened instead. We decided to leave Hungary. We decided to return to Canada. In total we spent six months in that lovely country. We tookContinue reading “Change”
December.
It’s pretty cold and grey outside. In our apartment we have good old, and somewhat updated, radiators under most windows. It has been a hoot trying to figure our how this heating system works. There is a wireless remote control that activates the boiler in the pantry that circulates hot water through the radiators. EachContinue reading “December.”
Something.
I sit on a bus stop bench waiting to transit to work. To my right across the street a low green tiled roof bank building. It looks oddly Japanese with its wide roof and high peaks. I am in Hungary. There are a few ten-storey apartments that crowd the roadway. Panel houses, they are called.Continue reading “Something.”
Cooler.
Cold doesn’t have to be ‘cold’. It is an excuse to grab a hot cup of coffee or tea!
Pécs
What rich cocoa and cobblestones have in common: Pécs. Come and see the city.
Drenched
Faces in the rain, open-air markets and autumn travel.
Roads
Roads, buildings and food – what a combination for the observant traveller!
Internet
Life without internet is . . . fine?
You know you take too many pictures when . . .
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