(in front of old KGB HQs in Vilnius)Some observations today:
- People are colder here, even than in the United States
- Argentine restaurant on the main stretch
- Mullets (nice ones)
- Two people told me that I don't look Lithuanian
- Two people thought I spoke fluent Lithuanian
- I get annoyed when large groups of tourists take pictures in Catholic churches while people are trying to pray
- Catacombs here are very clean and dry
- They have pastries that look like empanadas in supermarkets
- They serve maté in coffee shops
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Joshy,
Glad to read of your new adventure! Praying for you guys! --Tia Kim
WERE they empanadas? that's the real question.
Not really the same...the dough was very similar though.
¿El Gaucho Sano restaurant? Hmmmmm. I wonder if the gaucho is sano because he eats Argentine beef, chorizo crillo, chinchulines, etc? So.....they eat empanadas truchas there, huh? Interesting! Bring some back with you in June! I want to find out what they taste like!
so... what did those empanada type things really taste like?
The meat in the middle was more of a sausage...
Interesting first-hand experiences and cultural facts!! :)
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