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I am very happy that you loved Lithuania ;)

tolerance
the most important quality Belarus population - tolerance. This explains why your not understanding the political situation. Most live on the principle: "if only there was no war." (Metaphor). Therefore, no feel discomfort on the political situation.

Is it wrong
... that I wanted to see a photo of that toilet? Not after use, of course!

Hi, Cheryl!
Cheryl, I read through several of your blogs and found them remarkably informative. Especially entertaining was your visit to the Blue Lagoon. Am amazed at how prolific you are even on vacation! Am now myself off for my version of working too much on vacation -- backpacking in the Tetons. I hope that the rest of your trip goes well and you return home safely. Bye for now! -- Mitch

Language
Enjoy your travelblog! Interesting communication problems.... have you tried sign language? Wonder if you can get picture/language dictionaries on your laptop. Saw Vanya, Jim and Eliece today... brought them dinner. Love You!

Unnecessary quotes..
Is it wrong that what I really got out of this was five minutes of laughing at the pictures on unnecessaryquotes.com? Also, love it that you found the Olgas!!

This is so cool!!
Wow! I love how you are giving the guidebooks a run for their money. and ALSO !!!! How cool is it that you were in Gdansk for Solidarność 30!?!! What a wonderful time!!!

We, your loyal readership, expect more prompt updating. Get on that, eh? Priority 1: helping us vicariously live through your travels. Priority 2: the actual travelling. Also, I totally read your entries to Vanya and Archie. Vanya would like to make sure you bring him back some delicious Baltic cheese.

Interesting trip!
Looking forward to seeing your travel blog descriptions and pictures! Have a safe and enjoyable trip!

Jet lag!
It sounds like your first night was a lot like our first night in Salisbury. We went to what turned out to be a pub for locals and were pretty much clueless. Joe was out cold by 7:30pm and I joined him about an hour later. Then I woke up at 3 and did that same forced doze. I'm so glad you guys are having a good time. Greg's *huge* smiles in your pictures are all I need to see. :)

RE: INTJ with spontaneity
Hola! I'm not the kind of girl that posts comments, but inspired by an act of spontaneity of an INTJ, then I proceed. Good for you and your cat Archie that you dared to change plans for your cats well-being, even if that meant you had to recognize a "mistake". I'm an INTJ and it takes me a lot of time to make a plan cause I intend it to be perfect, and I'm so sure of the final outcome that I have a hard time changing it. Mostly because it will mean to admit that I didn't saw everything in advance. But, with time, I've learnt that no matter howw much time or effort we put in designing our strategies, there are things that we cannot know in advance, and once we face them, we find there are better ways of doing it. And even if it's a little bit embarrasing, it's better to admit it and modifie our plans, specially for the ones we love :) So, congratulations and it will be nice hearing of more of your trips :) Laurie (A fellow INTJ who recently switched career surprisingly inspired by... love, ha, as weird as it may sound for a rational like me! :P

From Aunt Jean...
I just saw the added France portion, have seen the rest. Dauchau, next set, and now the France. Nice to "share" the trip. Quite different than when we went with Schmelzle's. We spend more time in the country around Munich-Bad Aibling where Christiane lives, or way up N. at Norden on the seacoast.

Sorry
Just sending you cool breeze thoughts and chilled beverages. It is equally hot here in Seattle!