Morning and The Frieze, Train to Budapest, Laundry
I will try to break this down a little more.
This was amazing. It was one of my favorite experiences. I have been paying a lot of attention to trying to understand how each of these places feel to me because I think that it says a lot about what I feel like had meaning to me in my life at this time. This in particular had a story that felt very clear to my personal reflections about life and what I was seeing from all the places. It wrapped it all together nicely.
It was stunning. In a place that was just as impressive.
And then to Budapest.
I cannot even explain how different the two experiences were by train entry. The places felt immediately different.
But it was just different. I would t say unsafe but I mean, Vienna to the city in Budapest. They were different. At first I was worried because the ladies I were with talked about experiences that made me pause and want to be more guarded.
But as you walk the city, it is just that everyone is there, people live there, work there, and visit there in droves, but it is probably the place I met the most people actually from there not just travelers.
So many people walking their dogs! And the dogs were so friendly.
This is the best city to walk. Their are plaques and memorials everywhere that share the history of the place, who lived there and what happened there.
I did laundry and right next to it was the Glass museum. It was the base of operations for Carl Lutz and he saved 10s of thousands of Jewish people from the Arrow Cross during World War II. And this was next to the laundromat 👀
I learned so much just doing laundry!
