On Sunday, we went to the church, which is a rented room in this building.
The church is about a ten or twenty minute walk from the Snyder's apartment.
After church, we went for lunch at a restaurant called Teatralna's. These are the candles they had on the shelves along the walls. Obviously not the no-drip variety.
The group at Teatralna's.
I think everybody ordered pizza. Here's Andrew with his.
Daniel Snyder
Veronika Snyder
My pizza. They call it a Margherita in Poland too.
Andrew and Daniel became fast friends. It was so fun to see them together. After lunch, we went back to the Snyder's to plan for the presentations in the schools. The American team went in pairs to some of the local high schools and gave presentations on American culture. I was with Tim. We would do anywhere from 3 to 6 presentations a day. At the end of each presentation, we would invite the students to the workshop the next week and to a "Virtual Train Ride" across American at the church on Friday night. For this, we divided America into 6 parts, and pairs of Americans gave a short presentation on each region. We had 35 students show up for this - way more than we expected! Praise God!
Ok, back to Monday. After our presentations, which went until about 1:00, we went to a restaurant for lunch. I don't remember what it was called.
I think Andrew got the Pineapple Chicken. It was so colorful, I just had to get a picture.
Hannah got the potato pancakes with gravy. That's Laura on the left. Hannah and Laura did the presentations together.
I got potato pancakes with sugar, and they were really, really good.
That day was Andrew's birthday, so after lunch, we went to a place called Krowlewski's (I think I got that right) for dessert.
These were mostly a layered, cream-type dessert. They weren't really sweet, but they were still good.
Bob had brought a birthday candle for Andrew's dessert.
I don't think Greg actually ate both of those, but it was a good picture.
Hannah's dessert.
Mine had a chocolate crust and chocolate shavings on top.
Isn't this a sweet picture of Daniel and Andrew?
The church is about a ten or twenty minute walk from the Snyder's apartment.
The group at Teatralna's.
I think everybody ordered pizza. Here's Andrew with his.
Daniel Snyder
Veronika Snyder
My pizza. They call it a Margherita in Poland too.
Andrew and Daniel became fast friends. It was so fun to see them together. After lunch, we went back to the Snyder's to plan for the presentations in the schools. The American team went in pairs to some of the local high schools and gave presentations on American culture. I was with Tim. We would do anywhere from 3 to 6 presentations a day. At the end of each presentation, we would invite the students to the workshop the next week and to a "Virtual Train Ride" across American at the church on Friday night. For this, we divided America into 6 parts, and pairs of Americans gave a short presentation on each region. We had 35 students show up for this - way more than we expected! Praise God!
Ok, back to Monday. After our presentations, which went until about 1:00, we went to a restaurant for lunch. I don't remember what it was called.
I think Andrew got the Pineapple Chicken. It was so colorful, I just had to get a picture.
Hannah got the potato pancakes with gravy. That's Laura on the left. Hannah and Laura did the presentations together.
I got potato pancakes with sugar, and they were really, really good.
That day was Andrew's birthday, so after lunch, we went to a place called Krowlewski's (I think I got that right) for dessert.
Bob had brought a birthday candle for Andrew's dessert.
I don't think Greg actually ate both of those, but it was a good picture.
Hannah's dessert.
Mine had a chocolate crust and chocolate shavings on top.
Isn't this a sweet picture of Daniel and Andrew?
1 comment:
Thank you so much for sharing about your tip, Julie! I've thoroughly enjoyed reading about it!
God bless you!
Hannah (Amy's friend)
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