Meg Cabot w Polsce

Zuz@

A ja kupuje ,zeby kupic Wink

Czasami nawet nie czytam jej Wink

sujeczka

ja wolę odkładać na książki Very Happy

chociaż czasami kupię Twista albo Dziewczynę Wink

tylko bez prezentów, bo są duuuurne Razz

Zuz@

Heh ja nawet nie wiem na co moja kasa idzie Wink

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armstrong

ja też kupuję bez prezentów. ^^

Zuz@

A ja zależy Wink

Najczęsciej bez ,chyba ,ze blyszczyk jest Very Happy

armstrong

łał ^^ błyszczyki są na okrągło ^^

Zuz@

No właśnie ostatnio nie ,bo potrzebuje ,a nie ma zadnego Wink

armstrong

a mnie się wydaje, że tego pełno jest.

Zuz@

Może to dlatego ,ze ostatnio trafiam na gazety bez dodatków ,ale mi się wydaje ,ze ostatnio w porownaniu z dawnymi czasami jest gorzej Wink

armstrong

nawet Twist zdrożał nieco ostatnio...

sujeczka

hmm, wszystkie ceny idą w górę, to smutne ;P

armstrong

jasne, smutne ^^
ale z czegoś muszą żyć... Razz

Zuz@

Dokładnie...Zdzierstwo normalnie Wink

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Dzisiaj np. poszłam z psiapsiółką na lody i co gałka zawsze była po 1,20 ,a teraz jest po 1,40!! Wink

sujeczka

chamstwo i tyle Razz

przecież ja też muszę z czegoś żyć Razz

armstrong

a jak wejdzie euro?

Zuz@

bedzie drogo Wink

Ale powinnismy więcej zarabiac...ale czy będziemy Very Happy

?

armstrong

hm, pytanie bez odpowiedzi Smile

sujeczka

Szperałam dzisiaj na stronie Meg i weszłam na jej bloga Wink

. Jest na nim kilka notek, w których po prostu zachwyca się Polską Wink

Wklejam je tutaj (po angielsku):

Thursday, March 15, 2007
POLAND ROCKS

Greetings from Poland, where I am currently on the first part of my three country European book tour!

So far, it couldn’t be going better, from the moment I stepped through customs at the Warsaw airport to be greeted by paparazzi, as well as many readers seeking autographs–check out the photographic proof:

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Note my befuddled expression. I’m like… “Wait. WHO are you here to see? Are you sure you guys aren’t mistaking me for someone else?”

THIS COUNTRY RULES!

Oh, and the people are REALLY REALLY NICE, and the food is GREAT—and it’s totally gorgeous! Note this giant square they rebuilt after the Germans and Russians bombed it during the war:

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Yeah. All those buildings that look really old? Totally rebuilt from scratch in the fifties. Cool, huh? (What you can’t see in the picture? Hot skateboarders.)

Tomorrow I am going from Warsaw to Krakow where the buildings WEREN’T bombed and so ARE really are hundreds of years old. I’ll get some good photos for you then. I’ll be at a book signing at MATRAS BOOKSTORE, Rynek Główny 23, Krakow. If you are nearby, please stop by!

Today I did a press junket all day at the hotel, and was on a bunch of TV shows, including Polish MTV and VH1. So look out for this, Polish teens! We had a little problem filming one or two of my segments though, because some of us could not stop laughing long enough to do the interview (we finally managed, though). Everyone here speaks English beautifully. AND they have Nutella (giant buckets of it down at my hotel breakfast buffet. If I fit into my jeans by the end of this tour I will be totally surprised. We have Nutella in the US, of course, but it is hard to find…and it’s not like I keep it in my house, because of the aforementioned problem of not being able to stop eating it).

Plus Poland has smoking AND non-smoking sections EVERYWHERE (I found out the scoop about Germany and the smoking thing: According to my source, starting April 1, Germany will have non-smoking sections in all restaurants. Maybe I will have better luck in Berlin, Munich, and Leipzig next week than I did in Koln! Because, while Nutella doesn’t give me migraines, cigarette smoke really, really does….)

Anyway, seriously, if you are planning a trip to Europe, COME TO POLAND. The President and the Prime Minister of Poland are TWIN BROTHERS!!! And when they were children, they starred in a famous movie together.

HOW COULD YOU NOT LOVE THIS COUNTRY???

I would recommend coming here soon, though, while my picture is still up on many of the bookstores, like this one, for my signing at Traffic here in Warsaw on Saturday:

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But if you can’t make it by then, hey, better late than never. Just come to Poland. You won’t regret it.

BUCKETS OF NUTELLA. Need I say more?

More later.

Much love,

Meg

Saturday, March 17, 2007

Guten Tag again! I am winging my way back to Germany after a fantastic trip to Poland. The signing in Krakow was amazing. Here’s a photo of the very well-respected Matras Bookshop before the signing:

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Here’s a photo DURING the signing…

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…taken by He Who Shall Not Be Named In This Blog, before fleeing for his life. Poor Matras!

Actually HWSNBNITB is 1/4 Polish, so he went looking for his ancestors…but got distracted by this:

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Before the signing, we had time for a leisurely lunch in a fabulous restaurant (there must only be fabulous restaurants in Poland because I had nothing but great food). We also had a chance for a visit to this historic site…a dragon at a castle that spits real fire (and will do so on command via text message)! To an American, who knows a lawsuit waiting to happen, this was very exciting (sadly we could not time our photo to coincide with the actual flames, which were copious).

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Tired from signing hundreds of books, I collapsed in my real European train back to Warsaw, where the next morning I got to do it all over again at Traffic. That signing was filmed for television (link and photos—and a special bog surprise–coming later).

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We were wined and dined nearly to death by my publisher in Poland! I swear, Nutella is nothing to the excellent pierogies and herring-in-sour-cream (not to mention fantastic French cooking!) we had while we were there. Many thanks to Edyta, my translator, and to all the fine people at Amber Publishing, who have really raised the bar for my other publishers while I’m here on tour in Europe. Not that it is a contest. Really.

I am writing this from the air on my way to Munich, on a flight I’m sharing with about 60 French students on a school trip…which is good, since I can practice my French for next week. Arrêtez de le lancer ce chapeau!

Thank you very much Poland…I will miss you!

And to the rest of you, see you, hopefully, in Munich (actually we just got to the hotel and so far Munich is amazing! This place is awesome)!

If you are in Munich on Sunday, March 18, please stop by the Munich Book Fair to see me between 3:00 and 5:00PM…

More later.

Much love,

Meg

i różne zdjęcia:

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Cieszę się, że Meg podobało się w Polsce Smile

no i totalnie rozwaliła mnie tym o braciach bliźniakach <lol>.

armstrong

no, a jak.
nie ma jak Polska.

Aaadusiia

łeeeeeeeeee a Poznań ? ;p no coż trudno ;p

armstrong

a Poznań został pominięty...

sujeczka

Łódź też

ale cóż, może przyjedzie jeszcze raz Wink

armstrong

hyh, musi ^^
odwiedzić Kielce.

Aaadusiia

I Poznań też Smile

sujeczka

no, to już jej wszystko zaplanowałyśmy Smile