XIX. Back in Krakow
July 24, 2011
1842 hours
We just arrived back at Hotel Krakus. It feels like a million years ago we were here last. But not in a bad way. I became accustomed to everything so well and dealt with the separation from my children much better than I thought I could. All those prayers were well answered.
The water closets no longer look funny to me when I walk in, I am now used to the two foot square showers (I only wonder why they have stopper plugs in them), and haven’t missed the television. Other than the obvious – desperately wanting to be reunited with my boys – I admit I am looking forward to walking into a restaurant and being able to order. We stopped at KFC earlier and I was excited to be able to have mashed potatoes and a biscuit. But KFC in Poland does not have mashed potatoes or a biscuit. I attempted to order a wrap without the chicken, but instead got a ketchup sandwich. Did I mention my favorite booth at Serrano’s?
I wish we could have gone to the airport instead of to the hotel, but I suppose flights just didn’t work out that way. One more sleep and I will begin my twenty hour journey home.
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