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christabel_daaeThis is our first glimpse of Budapest on arrival at nearly 6 AM and something - Széchenyi Medicinal Baths. Well... actually we noticed all that steam quite from afar;)
Passing the colonnade of the building
The foyer of the Baths
And the inner yard, where the outside pools are situated. The sky is much lighter - for it took us time to get used to the temperature in our bathing suits and to dare pull out the cameras and take pictures;)
Photos by Tanya and Eugenia - I can't remember who took which...
Passing the colonnade of the building
The foyer of the Baths
And the inner yard, where the outside pools are situated. The sky is much lighter - for it took us time to get used to the temperature in our bathing suits and to dare pull out the cameras and take pictures;)
Photos by Tanya and Eugenia - I can't remember who took which...
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 20:40 (UTC)Huh, when we were in Prague, it was T'Alien who made all photos, and in Vienna it was Era, so i'm good with getting photos from other people!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 20:55 (UTC)a) I thought it wouldn't be nice to leave my luggage to girls, however light ma valise may be - and, as it is, to leave girls on half away
b) I was quite exhausted by the journey and scared stiff of the cold - so not in the mood of making such active decisions. However, the thought that I've lost my chance of visiting Operett and R&J and of having as much of nighttime Budapest as I like makes me miserable... Instead, when we finally got to the hotel and unpacked, I spent the evening at hotel bar writing about Mathilde and sipping dry red. Also not bad, but what just could have happened!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 21:02 (UTC)Such tour organisation sucks, but as I understand, you had no choice? Maybe next time you can get individual tour and do whatever your want!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 21:07 (UTC)So... tell me there's a chance Egyházi comes to Ukraine pretty soon;)
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 21:15 (UTC)Yeah, for sure! And the cast of Operettszinhaz will go to Russia, how about these chances? ))
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 21:26 (UTC)BTW, today happened a most unexpected thing: I thought of phoning Goethe in case "probably there will soon be another term... probably I will take another term..." - and they told me the course began today, there were still places. So I came there, and wrote a test, and a composition, and told two ladies about das Oesterreichische Kaiserreich and our beloved Kaiserin and Uwe - finally they DID know something about Uwe, if not about Pia and Maya... - Uwe as der Tod... So tomorrow at 4:30 PM my new course B 2.1 starts!
Operettszinház will be in Russia! I will perform some special ritual to send Szabó to you.
Ehrmm... how about learning the Hungarian lines for "Nein, ich moechte leben, ich bin so jung um auszugeben, etc." - or "Schwarzer Prinz, warum bleibst du nicht hier" and singing them loud? I mean you. For in Kata's case it brought Szabó around... maybe would be useful...
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 21:37 (UTC)Yay for course! It's cool but how are you with time when uni begin? B2 is cool, I hope I finish with A2 sooner or later...
Operettszinház will be in Russia! I will perform some special ritual to send Szabó to you.
O rly? I will remember it!
Girl, if I sing something loud - doesn't matter on which language - no one will never ever come to Russia! :)))
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:12 (UTC)As for my uni - there will be two whole lessons before the end of the holidays, and the term lasts only to the end of March... I think I'll manage. For I miss the sound of German and some healthy German conversation soooo much...
Szilveszter is weird;) The weirder you make it, more probably he comes!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:18 (UTC)Hmm, oh well, you have a point. I hope you'll hear me when I come to Kyiv, to tell me if it's wierd enough? )))) Sometimes I sing very loud! Even on Hungarian, though...
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:25 (UTC)no subject
Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:29 (UTC)And nothing about Totale Finsternis, not even a word!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:39 (UTC)And if you learn Finsternis - you will start recognizing so many familiar words everywhere! For example, this Kétség és ábránd - and "hol a kétség elég" ;)
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:45 (UTC)Now I begin to find familliar words (mostly simple) in R&J, it's cool!
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Date: 8 Jan 2009 22:48 (UTC)no subject
Date: 9 Jan 2009 09:58 (UTC)(ah, again Abgrund...)
Yes, but Schatten is still more popular!
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Date: 9 Jan 2009 10:15 (UTC)Just pay attention from which language to which you're going to translate before clicking on the "fordit" button
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Date: 9 Jan 2009 08:59 (UTC)Now that is true, no doubt!
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Date: 9 Jan 2009 10:00 (UTC)