Once done, around 3:30, we were taxied to town center again, where we met up with Sarah, a gal from Tempe on a Business Exchange program (through the Tempe Sister Cities.). We went to a highly recommended restaurant named Pelister, which definitely ended up with high marks in our book, as well. We were quite hungry at this point in our day, and ordered two different pizzas to try (my favorite had cheese, spinach, black olives, and feta cheese), along with a Skopsko beer for me and Sarah, and a mint mojito for Niecy. Yum, yum!
Yas soom srekna! (I am happy!)
We all went walking over the old stone bridge to the other side of the city, into an old world bazaar. I purchased my first souvenir there, a beautiful copper? metal sun magnet. Continued to walk and take in the sites, picture taking along the way. Here is a photo of a statue of Alexander the Great's dad. Overall, a nice restful way to end our day. Niecy was picked up by here host family, and Tanja picked up me and Sarah, and took her home. Tanja was dead tired, as after we left her at the University, she was asked to join a task team of sorts, and ended up staying there until 7 pm! So long day for her! Home to just work on blog, and then I am off to bed. School (scholo) early tomorrow! Ciao!
You forgot the part about Niecy being super annoying because she forgot your business cards... (They are in my bag now.)
ReplyDeleteOk. I am IN for Greece this weekend! Let's GO!
Here is a link to my dorky blog:
http://mswestmoreland.wordpress.com
Are you guys really going to Greece this weekend? That will be a great side trip. Sounds like you are having fun. I am just sitting here doing career ladder. I shouldn't have put it off.:(
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