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Just having an afternoon siesta, so I thought I'd do some quick takes. Today is the last day of the conference, so I went to the morning sessions, but took the afternoon off to walk around Vienna and my feet are SO happy for a rest.
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Twelve weeks ago, I learned about Gustav Klimt, as evidenced by this pin I pinned twelve weeks ago. And he is Austrian, so I managed to just see that very painting I pinned, along with many others. I wouldn't say I'm really an art-person, and I really know very little about art, but sometimes there are just things that I like. I'm kind of the same way with wine.
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And now I just learned about wikiPaintings! How fun! I saw this one as well, but I feel like this photo makes it look kind of not-as-good. When I was at the museum I'm pretty sure I liked it even more than that painting I pinned (see previous take).
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I ate weiner schnitzel and sachertorte, so I think I can check off 'try quintessential vienna-foods' from the list. For some reason, in my mind I thought schnitzel was like this:
But it definitely is not a sausage coil, so good thing I came to Vienna so I could clear that up. In case you too are confused, it looks like this:
And it tasted like some sort of delicious chicken-fried-steak?
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Food here has been cheap compared to Sweden (but not cheap like Prague). I've been getting pretty tasty sandwiches for lunch for under two euros from the little grocery store near the conference center.
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I keep looking at that schnitzel photo, and I'm pretty sure I know what I'm going to order for dinner tonight.
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OH I went contra dancing with the locals last night.
I guess they are technically city-folk, but still. Quite a fun time!
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Onward to Jen Grace with the other quick takers.
Fun that you got to try vienna sausage. I'm not sure why I can't see your pictures, though. Sad!
ReplyDeleteOh interesting.. I've been noticing that on other blogs I haven't been able to see the pictures. I wonder if it is because I am linking to .co.at here or .se in Sweden, as opposed to .com? Perhaps...
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