Do you have 1 grosz ?

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I am checking out today leaving Warsaw and Poland all together. So sad, I know. Next stop Vilnius, Luthuania. Walk to the bus stop to the airport in a hot day is not a pleasant goodbye, to say the least. But I manage. The bus fare to the Warsaw international airport , again, is only 2.4 zolty (less than a dollar). So there is nothing to complain.

I had soup this morning for breakfast. A shop specializes in a lots of soups. Only soup. I tried soup of the day. White cabbage in a little-sour brorth and a few pieces of pork.

I stopped by ROSSMANN, a German beauty and personal care supply chain, I guess in Warsaw and picked out a German-made shampoo. At checkout, the cashier spoke decent English, to my surprise. Then "Do you have one Grosz ? " in english and I had no idea what she was talking about...the Polish lady behind me said something in Polish. Ah, then I figured out she was asking me if I have one penny so she can gave me 2 pennies change instead of 1 penny.

What a memory to end my stay here in Poland.

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