Hellooo, my dears!
After 2 not sooo much positive stories, this one will be related totally to the funny life in Łódź :)
All of you probably already had read in one of my previous updates in the Varna Community about the reception party I had few days after my arrival in Poland. It was a small one - around 8 people, full of fun and drinks - the Romanian "t,uica" ("tsuyka" in BG, soorry not to spell it correctly in Romanian but I don't have the special letters in my computer here) - something like the Bulgarian slivovica; and of course - rakia :)) After this party I had the chance to visit the following party places:
- Port West - the worst club ever for me! The music was a mix of techno, electronic, non-commercial house end something else probably. But the problem was that it was veeery monotonic so I got bored quickly and left it earlier than the others.
- Fabryka - famous as the oldest bar for young people in the city but for me it wasn't anything special and interesting - very small and smoky hall that I experienced only for few minutes while planning where to be the next stop for drinking :)
- Biblioteka - this is one of the most popular bar "to drink beer and watch some football game" for the young people, mostly students in Łódź! The atmosphere inside is cosy and nice and I like the place very much. There I attended an welcome party of 2 EPs that came back from internship in Romania. They are a couple and the girl is only 2 days younger than me. I think to combine our birthday parties but we'll see next week. This bar has a garden house located on Piotrkowska street as well.
- Piotrkowska street - the longest commercial street in Europe - with around 100 bars on it! Actually, almost all the interesting places for enjoying are situated somewhere around or on this street - the main one in Łódź. At almost each 50-100 m there is a statue of a famous Polish person - writer, compositor, musician. There is a walk of fame with golden stars as well. In the summer all the pubs and bars have gardens outside were I drank a lot of times beer with friends.
- Cotton club - billiard & beer club where everyone meets to watch mainly football games! It is something like the Varna club - The three Lions. The interior is related to footbal clubs, there are TV screens and 3-4 billiard tables. It is one of the most popular Karaoke bars in Łódź as well. But there is only one night for singing and it will start in October. Here there aren't specialized Karaoke bars like in Varna. There are only Karaoke parties in some of the clubs. I'm impatient to visit one of them to show my singing skills developed under the label "Shower Records" :))) If you know what I mean ;)
- Łódź Kaliska - expensive pub where you can see erotic or a bit pornographic materials everywhere on the walls. It has the name of the biggest railway station in the city so the floor and the tables are similar to the ones in the trains but of course with higher quality and purity ;) There is a separate floor for dancing but the music and the mood was not the best I've ever seen so I didn't try it. This bar is also famous with it's toilets, again decorated with some a bit disgusting sexual pictures. It's usual to go there just to "pee for free" :) and then continue to some other place with less expensive drinks. I did it with my friends twice ;P
- Piano Cafe - 2 small rooms bar - one for sitting, talking and drinking and one for dancing. The interior is similar to the one in the ex-Budha Bar (then transformed to Potato House) in Varna stone-walls, wooden benches, chairs and tables. The DJ there was dressed as a mixture of styles but I enjoyed very much his work so I spent great time finally dancing on a nice music! I went there with the biggest bunch of people (since I'm here) for finishing the bye-bye party of one EP who will go to Belgium for internship.
- Peron 6 - the House of the Beer! This is probably the best pub I've ever visited during my stay in Łódź! It is famous with the wiiide range of international beers offered in the menu. It is something like combination between ALBA & PENCH's but of course with less than 1000 beers, hehehehe ;P The Balkans beer brands weren't presented but for sure I will visit it often to try some unique ones - white, from cherry, from honey etc. :) Inside is cosy and not smoky which is good for a no-smoker like me. Usually, the beer is almost all the time around me as my Romanian colleage-intern is named Ariana ;) She works at a bit more than "1 hand distance" from my desk :P
These were the most interesting bars&places for enjoy I've visited. Of course there are more that I cannot remember now or weren't so special. Here there is a plenty of so called "gates" where you can enter and look for pub or disco to enjoy during the night. There is an entrance fee only for boys - 10 zl (5 lv) and if the place is not worthy I don't feel good after spending these money. The prices are a bit higher than in Bulgaria but it depends on the bars as well.
In the end of this story I will tell you about the cooking AIESEC party I had 1 week after going out of the hospital. It was really amazing and the best one for the past 6 weeks since I'm in Łódź! I met a lot of new people and AIESECars older then me!!! One of the girls was a very close friend to Kamila Antczak so I fanally got her contact details and we re-established our connection afterwards! There was one Alumni from the 1998 generation! I had the chance to try dishes from China (tomatoes with fried eggs), Poland (2 traditional soups and "sarmi" from cabagge but not sour like the BG ones) and Romania (meat with of course - mamaliga! and sweet panned and fried balls filled with plums or curds)! Very, veryyy delicous night! :))) I cannot see and find here sheets of pastry so probably I coudn't make banitsa for the friends to try. After the eating part and the leaving of 5-6 people we bought 1 bottle of Żubrówka - the famous Polish wodka for playning bitches-bitches! GREAT! I was sooo happy that finally I would play my favorite drinking game again. I was missing it all the time since I left Bulgaria. Here they have some good players but mostly the Polish guys drank ;))) And here there are not so attractive players like our great Ico Parvanov! The party was in the flat of the VPER and I'm a bit proud of myslelf that I almost find it and reached it leading one of the chineese girls. Well, I missed the right tram stop to get off but it was again my usual bad luck ;)))
Tonight (Monday) another party is on the road - bye-bye for a chineese intern and welcome for 2 girls coming from CEED and stay abroad. I think in Varna we can learn a lot from LC Łódź regarding the preparation of packages for this kind of parties. Every intern or EP receives a bag full of gifts :))) So, the fun is going on around me these days!
In the weekend I plan to visit Krakow finally along with the 4 other interns here. It will be great fun and I will meet with Mimi (Trupchinkata) from AIESEC Plovdiv, who is now on an internship there. I'm happy that I will have a person to speak in Bulgarian as everyone here in Łódź has another person from his country, except of me :) Whata surprise regarding my luck! ;)))
That's all from me for now, folks!
See ya soon in the next material and I'm waiting for your comments regarding the topics. Of course you can write me e-mails as well.
Btw, from this web site - sms.orange.pl you can send me free smses, for example for my Birthday which is on 24th of September ;) To do so follow my instructions coz the site is in Polish:
- "Nadawca" (sender) you write your name;
- "Odbiorca" (Recipient) you right my number - 798504338;
- in the field "Twoja wiadomość" - your text message;
- a bit down - "Potwierdzenie" where you can see some symbols (usually letters), you must type them in the text box aside to the button "Wyślij". Then you click this button and the message is sent :)
This is the entire process :))
Greetings from sunny (finally again!) Łódź ! :))) Take care and keep in touch!
Victor Tomov
After 2 not sooo much positive stories, this one will be related totally to the funny life in Łódź :)
All of you probably already had read in one of my previous updates in the Varna Community about the reception party I had few days after my arrival in Poland. It was a small one - around 8 people, full of fun and drinks - the Romanian "t,uica" ("tsuyka" in BG, soorry not to spell it correctly in Romanian but I don't have the special letters in my computer here) - something like the Bulgarian slivovica; and of course - rakia :)) After this party I had the chance to visit the following party places:
- Port West - the worst club ever for me! The music was a mix of techno, electronic, non-commercial house end something else probably. But the problem was that it was veeery monotonic so I got bored quickly and left it earlier than the others.
- Fabryka - famous as the oldest bar for young people in the city but for me it wasn't anything special and interesting - very small and smoky hall that I experienced only for few minutes while planning where to be the next stop for drinking :)
- Biblioteka - this is one of the most popular bar "to drink beer and watch some football game" for the young people, mostly students in Łódź! The atmosphere inside is cosy and nice and I like the place very much. There I attended an welcome party of 2 EPs that came back from internship in Romania. They are a couple and the girl is only 2 days younger than me. I think to combine our birthday parties but we'll see next week. This bar has a garden house located on Piotrkowska street as well.
- Piotrkowska street - the longest commercial street in Europe - with around 100 bars on it! Actually, almost all the interesting places for enjoying are situated somewhere around or on this street - the main one in Łódź. At almost each 50-100 m there is a statue of a famous Polish person - writer, compositor, musician. There is a walk of fame with golden stars as well. In the summer all the pubs and bars have gardens outside were I drank a lot of times beer with friends.
- Cotton club - billiard & beer club where everyone meets to watch mainly football games! It is something like the Varna club - The three Lions. The interior is related to footbal clubs, there are TV screens and 3-4 billiard tables. It is one of the most popular Karaoke bars in Łódź as well. But there is only one night for singing and it will start in October. Here there aren't specialized Karaoke bars like in Varna. There are only Karaoke parties in some of the clubs. I'm impatient to visit one of them to show my singing skills developed under the label "Shower Records" :))) If you know what I mean ;)
- Łódź Kaliska - expensive pub where you can see erotic or a bit pornographic materials everywhere on the walls. It has the name of the biggest railway station in the city so the floor and the tables are similar to the ones in the trains but of course with higher quality and purity ;) There is a separate floor for dancing but the music and the mood was not the best I've ever seen so I didn't try it. This bar is also famous with it's toilets, again decorated with some a bit disgusting sexual pictures. It's usual to go there just to "pee for free" :) and then continue to some other place with less expensive drinks. I did it with my friends twice ;P
- Piano Cafe - 2 small rooms bar - one for sitting, talking and drinking and one for dancing. The interior is similar to the one in the ex-Budha Bar (then transformed to Potato House) in Varna stone-walls, wooden benches, chairs and tables. The DJ there was dressed as a mixture of styles but I enjoyed very much his work so I spent great time finally dancing on a nice music! I went there with the biggest bunch of people (since I'm here) for finishing the bye-bye party of one EP who will go to Belgium for internship.
- Peron 6 - the House of the Beer! This is probably the best pub I've ever visited during my stay in Łódź! It is famous with the wiiide range of international beers offered in the menu. It is something like combination between ALBA & PENCH's but of course with less than 1000 beers, hehehehe ;P The Balkans beer brands weren't presented but for sure I will visit it often to try some unique ones - white, from cherry, from honey etc. :) Inside is cosy and not smoky which is good for a no-smoker like me. Usually, the beer is almost all the time around me as my Romanian colleage-intern is named Ariana ;) She works at a bit more than "1 hand distance" from my desk :P
These were the most interesting bars&places for enjoy I've visited. Of course there are more that I cannot remember now or weren't so special. Here there is a plenty of so called "gates" where you can enter and look for pub or disco to enjoy during the night. There is an entrance fee only for boys - 10 zl (5 lv) and if the place is not worthy I don't feel good after spending these money. The prices are a bit higher than in Bulgaria but it depends on the bars as well.
In the end of this story I will tell you about the cooking AIESEC party I had 1 week after going out of the hospital. It was really amazing and the best one for the past 6 weeks since I'm in Łódź! I met a lot of new people and AIESECars older then me!!! One of the girls was a very close friend to Kamila Antczak so I fanally got her contact details and we re-established our connection afterwards! There was one Alumni from the 1998 generation! I had the chance to try dishes from China (tomatoes with fried eggs), Poland (2 traditional soups and "sarmi" from cabagge but not sour like the BG ones) and Romania (meat with of course - mamaliga! and sweet panned and fried balls filled with plums or curds)! Very, veryyy delicous night! :))) I cannot see and find here sheets of pastry so probably I coudn't make banitsa for the friends to try. After the eating part and the leaving of 5-6 people we bought 1 bottle of Żubrówka - the famous Polish wodka for playning bitches-bitches! GREAT! I was sooo happy that finally I would play my favorite drinking game again. I was missing it all the time since I left Bulgaria. Here they have some good players but mostly the Polish guys drank ;))) And here there are not so attractive players like our great Ico Parvanov! The party was in the flat of the VPER and I'm a bit proud of myslelf that I almost find it and reached it leading one of the chineese girls. Well, I missed the right tram stop to get off but it was again my usual bad luck ;)))
Tonight (Monday) another party is on the road - bye-bye for a chineese intern and welcome for 2 girls coming from CEED and stay abroad. I think in Varna we can learn a lot from LC Łódź regarding the preparation of packages for this kind of parties. Every intern or EP receives a bag full of gifts :))) So, the fun is going on around me these days!
In the weekend I plan to visit Krakow finally along with the 4 other interns here. It will be great fun and I will meet with Mimi (Trupchinkata) from AIESEC Plovdiv, who is now on an internship there. I'm happy that I will have a person to speak in Bulgarian as everyone here in Łódź has another person from his country, except of me :) Whata surprise regarding my luck! ;)))
That's all from me for now, folks!
See ya soon in the next material and I'm waiting for your comments regarding the topics. Of course you can write me e-mails as well.
Btw, from this web site - sms.orange.pl you can send me free smses, for example for my Birthday which is on 24th of September ;) To do so follow my instructions coz the site is in Polish:
- "Nadawca" (sender) you write your name;
- "Odbiorca" (Recipient) you right my number - 798504338;
- in the field "Twoja wiadomość" - your text message;
- a bit down - "Potwierdzenie" where you can see some symbols (usually letters), you must type them in the text box aside to the button "Wyślij". Then you click this button and the message is sent :)
This is the entire process :))
Greetings from sunny (finally again!) Łódź ! :))) Take care and keep in touch!
Victor Tomov
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