“Drobinka” by Pawel Stawarczyk

My nephew and my cousin telling me goodbye at the Szczecin airport. You can tell by our red eyes that we all are related. The boy is very confused in this place. He was promised to see airplanes, but there are no airplanes in the lobby and the suitcases disappear into a wall.

Never once did I fall asleep during my own preaching which is the best evidence that I am a terrific preacher.

When the British Captain James Cook landed on different Pacific islands in the 1700s, he always claimed the place for the British Empire. Following his suit I claim every hiking trail I take for the Republic of Poland. Therefore, while hiking in Sedona, please, keep in mind that in many cases you are on Polish territory. In the picture, a view from the former Doe Mesa, now Jelenia Gora.

This is my regular activity as a missionary in Arizona. I have calculated that so far, during my stay in Arizona, in the saddle I must have spent at least 213 or maybe even up to 246 …
… seconds. Then the horse started to sway and I thought, “Ok, that’s it!”

This reminds me so much of my native city Szczecin with the ships that I used to stare at with awe as a boy. But the picture is taken in Thessaloniki, Greece. It was a real joy to be in a place where an early Christian community received two letters of St. Paul. If you claim that I included this picture just to brag about my travels – you are right!

This is my friend Joe. He is the technical wizard of this blog. Be nice or he will delete your post in cold blood. :)