Remember when I randomly met this girl?
Well, we've kept in touch (her name is Magda) through Facebook (oh, Mark Zuckerberg, how we love to hate you but couldn't live without you) and I hung out with her again during my last trip to Poland. She picked me up in her super cute Fiat Panda (bright blue!) and we got "coffee". Since I don't drink coffee, I opted for a kawa mrożona (a smidge of coffee hidden by the taste of ice cream, thank you very much) and she taught me Polish words and then laughed at my pronunciations (it's okay, I'm used to it).
After 2 hours of sitting with her, chatting, laughing and just loving that I have a girl friend in Poland, I figured Magda would want to go home. When I asked her what she wanted to do, however, she asked, "Do you want me to go home now or can I stay with you and shop?". I thought it was so sweet! I told her of course we could shop. I found some super warm tights/leg-warmers (can never have enough of those) on sale as well as a brown leather bag at Zara. We also spent a good portion of the afternoon looking for hair ties (hair rubberbands? I don't know the proper name) with no metal clasp since my abnormally thick hair breaks those after 1 day of usage.
so we went home.
Magda is the cutest. The end.
Gotta thank facebook for making the world a smaller place:)
Magda looks like a total cutie!
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Glad you had a fun shopping day with Magda! She sounds super sweet. ;)
I'm so glad you are friends with her. I remember how sweet she was on your train ride with her.
YAY for a new friend :) That's always the best!
That is awesome that you can have a girlfriend there and she sounds cool! Jealous of zara bag right about now =)
I still cant seem to adjust to the fact that it is more common for places to NOT take cards...
drives.me.insane.
how fun. I just read the original Magda story, what a sweet girl!
Ice cream with a bit of coffe?? Yes please. In large quantities.
I've heard so much about Zara, is it a good store? I wish we had one here.
how fun to have a friend there {and she's totally adorable!}. that makes such a huge difference in quality of life doesn't it? i've suddenly found myself with a couple really amazing friends close by and it has dramatically improved things in the happiness department.
sooo happy to have stumbled on your blog! this story made me smile :) are those Instax photos? Or something else? can't wait to read more from you! xoxo {av}
p.s. you should *definitely* do a Friday's Fancies post next week!
i call them hair ties too.
Awww sounds like fun! And sooo jealous, we need a Zara here in Seattle:-)
That's so good you two are still friends!
And I'm Henry! That's all I have to say about that.
I understand the importance of good hair ties, Jennifer. They are also very fun to buy, and I get excited when I find a never-been-used one in my bathroom drawer. It's seriously like finding a $20 in your coat pocket.
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