Today I decided to take you out for a little while to show you the surroundings
It's actually a very beautiful small city, sometimes we call it a village because the population in this area is about 1600 people
it's really small, but when you just come here, you don't feel like in a village
it's very small, but all the houses, buildings, and plants are so beautiful, nice, and accurate. It's not like in our villages
let's say, sometimes we don't have that beauty and occurrence even in cities
I don't want to say exactly in ours, not just Ukrainian or Turkish, maybe Mexican, Asian villages, they're usually much much less developed
here is very different
Right now I came to the main street, you can see very colorful buildings, everything is so green
Look at here, I don't know, it's like in a fairy tale
And because it's like a village-style small city, people are more close to you. Everyone knows each other and everyone says hi all the time
You feel pretty much warm here and when we travel to some bigger cities it's already different
It's also normal, it's also clear because people are busy, there are too many people. Of course, nobody says hi to everyone
We are from the city called Kharkiv, Ukraine, which has a one and a half million population, of course, we get used to a little bit of a different lifestyle
But we're very much amazed by this environment and very thankful
One Turkish family helped us to get here. So this family living in Austria for about 33 years
and it's a family of four people: Nizam, Nurten, Melisa and Begum
so this beautiful family supported us from the beginning to find the place, to arrange everything for my family when they were escaping the war
They're living a little bit far from us, it takes like 45 minutes a car ride to get there
That's why we don't see each other often
I would like to show you one of our Sundays, when we had a very nice time together and it was very beautiful
They are leading the grandma
- We will buy here ice cream, we will make a photo... - Okay, nearby this tower or? - Here. - Okay
Do you remember we have been here before?
Yes, now I remembered it
Oh, now everything is so green
Father!
Hello!
How are you?
- How are you? - Good, good!
The funniest thing is that we try to speak 3 languages: German, English, Turkish :)
- oh, so beautiful! - thank you
There is a pool :)
- Can we come inside to say hi? - Please
- Hello! - How are you?
- Hi! - Lena, do you hear me?
I do hear you, Engin, but I don't see you :)
I am also going for the BBQ today, in our garden!
I see
Aw, kitty, you are so gorgeous
- Turkish style? - Yes. Paprika
Bye! Thank you! See you!
Even not having one common language, we left the place with the most great and pleasant feelings
Right now I'm thinking to come to one place, it's like a guest house, I'm thinking to get a coffee
Here are not too many places to go and spend time as we get used to as a digital nomads
you know, my husband and I travel and work online, that's why we usually discover some places where we can go and work and work to change the environment, to not be all the time at home
here is much more difficult with that
I can say mostly I spend my time in our home or sometimes in our garden
but, yeah, in the summertime this guest house is working and we can get a coffee here
So mostly people here in Austria have a Sunday as a special day, it's a day off and nobody is working
kind of for our country is also Sunday something like that, but most of people can work
It's nothing bad to work on Sunday, but here it's like a saint day, Sunday
All shops are closed, people not doing any hard work
when one person, also Ukrainian, got to this place and he decided to cut the grass, the neighbors were complaining
because it's a day when there shouldn't be any work. People are having a rest and enjoying their life
So basically it's a very strict rule
I think in Germany something similar exists, also maybe in bigger cities some shops are working, but here we have one grocery shop and it's never open on Sundays
So if you want to have some food on Sunday, you need to be prepared beforehand
So we were going shopping yesterday, to not have any problem on Sunday :)
3,5 euros for the cappuccino
so my coffee costs three and a half euros, you can compare it to prices in your country
I think it's not that far of a price in Mexico, but it's higher than in Ukraine and definitely much higher than in Turkey
(Let me know how much does cappuccino cost in your country? In the comments down below :)
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