Today we had a really, really, really, really, really, extremely fun day. It started out with us being very healthy because we walked for 40 minutes to get our breakfast in the awesome Bulke przez Bibulke (🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗). The moons are stars. Unfortunately, there was a line spanning half a block to get to the store.
Having no further options, we decided to eat at a Galirea Wipikof, also known as a Gallery Bakery. As many of my family members know, the doctor said I had to eat more calcium because I was’t growing enough. Therefore, I have to eat four serving of calcium daily. Phew, that was a mouthful. I, being the docile girl that I am (Just kidding 🙂) ordered ........ drumroll please........ a glass of milk and a pastry filled with cottage cheese. Isabella got orange juice and a sausage in a croissant, while Dad ate a cheese and bacon covered bread.
Having no further options, we decided to eat at a Galirea Wipikof, also known as a Gallery Bakery. As many of my family members know, the doctor said I had to eat more calcium because I was’t growing enough. Therefore, I have to eat four serving of calcium daily. Phew, that was a mouthful. I, being the docile girl that I am (Just kidding 🙂) ordered ........ drumroll please........ a glass of milk and a pastry filled with cottage cheese. Isabella got orange juice and a sausage in a croissant, while Dad ate a cheese and bacon covered bread.
After a long breakfast we definitely deserved, 😉 😉, we went to explore a completely new part of the city. First, we went to their Palace of Culture and Knowledge. We paid $13 to go up to the top, not knowing that there was a marathon up there. It was very crowded up at the top of the Palace. Also, if you do not know anything about the Palace, it was built during Soviet rule of Poland, and it was built in all the major cities under Soviet rule. Anyway, after the boring and crowded time at the top of the Palace, we decided to got with what Isabella wanted to do. There was a tarantula/poisonous spider/ scorpion exhibit in the Palace, so we decided to go there. Turns out, there is a scorpion that glows a bright turquoise color in black light. 
After the exhibit, we went to a store near the Palace of Culture and Knowledge. It had some nice middle eastern souvenirs; Dad got us some really cute owl keychains. Afterwards, we stopped by another store and got Mom a pretty present. Soon, it started to rain so we had to run into a cafe. There, I wrote my blog from yesterday, and Isabella read SEVEN PAGES in her book! Then, we went to the old city, got me a Polish sim card and went to a store Dad found in the other side of town.
On the way, we stopped for lunch at “The Red Pig”
On the way, we stopped for lunch at “The Red Pig”
It was amazing. I had a proper Kiev’s Culet, a hollowed out breaded cutlet filled with cheese, minced mushrooms, garlic, and some sort of butter. Isabella, of course, ate spaghetti bolognese, and Dad had spicy Lamb burger with plum sauce. When were leaving, I asked for a balloon from our server and the man gave me it. After lunch, we walked to the store, but it was closed. 
Finally it was time to pick up grandma and grandpa from the airport and we went and picked them up. We are all so excited to see them again. Unfortunately, grandpa, when asked to go walking with us, declined the offer. When we got to the old city, Dad got us ice-cream, but not Soprano ice cream, because it was closed. It was okay, but definitely not as good as Soprano. Then, we went down the street, and there it was! 
The thing that was on my bucket list for so long now. I walked over to the guy who had tamed white pigeons and he put them on my shoulders. All 6 of them! Finally, we called a taxi to take us home because grandma was so tired. And that’s how this day went down in history, June 30, 2018.
