At the airport

Mum flew back to the US on Monday. As usual, I volunteered to see her off, so I could take the car back to the city. I also took the opportunity to take some pictures of the airport.

New jobs on the horizon

I left my camera at home again — now, with no borrowable cameras around, I had to take pictures with my cell phone. Today I was at Buda — I had a job interview very near to my first home. I wasn’t there since last year — it’s fortunate that I did not miss the opportunity then to eat hamburger than at my favorite place. The hamburger stand has been closed and an apothecary have been opened at the place of it and the little bar beside.

Back to Aquincum

I haven’t been to Aquincum for eighteen years. We were taken there as an after-school activity; I remember being simply amazed by the sight. It was sad to see that the local government doesn’t really care about this unique sight.

To each his own

On Wednesday, while going home, I heard renaissance music on the street. I like it very much (it always reminds my of one of my favorite cartoon series on the TV about our most famous king, Matthias), so I followed to tune to be able to listen it for a while.

I did enjoy the music, made some pictures (these are the first ones that were shot especially for the sake of this blog), and continued my way home. In the underground station there were some “revolutionaries”; actually there were three of them, most probably a family.