Lost in Poland

So apparently they will rent a car here in poland to just about any one. The fight went pretty well with both my mother and me sleeping most of the way, thanks in part to xanax. Against all odds we were able to navigate our way to the hotel in the dark, which is a feat considering there are no street signs at intersections. It is harder to find internet here than I thought it would be. When I finally found it, I realized that I forgot my cable to up link pictures. To my dismay, they didn't have wi-fi and so I was forced to use their computer, which is in polish. The word for the back button is (wstecz) and forward (dalej). We made it to the national museum which was filled with polish art dating back to the 1300's. We have been driving our rental car around town and have realized that driving here is rediclous, people park their car on the side walk (picture to follow), there are very few signs and when ther is a sign it is impossible to pronounce the street name. On the positive side, most restaurants have english on the menu and the people here speak some english. I will try to make it back here tomorrow with my camera cable and see if I can up load pictures. Thats all for now. Dana from eastern europe.