After sharing a small bathroom for 15 people and having a
pretty good breakfast we headed out to the start point for day two of the
Amazing Race. Here is another list
of things we did.
- · Moving M&Ms viva sucking on them through a straw
- · Memorizing a speech by the Pope
- · Having a Native Krakow-ian(?) read us a Polish story book, IN POLISH
- · Going into the Wawel castle and then INTO THE DRAGON’S DEN
- · Putting on a puppet show about the Dragon’s story
- · Couting the number of Crowns, Swords, Keys, Eagle Heads, and Towers there were on the 52 Polish Town Crests. Hint: THERES A LOT
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We also got to have a nice break from the racing by going to
Schlinder’s Factory, made famous by Schlinder’s List. With all the chaos we were part of it was nice to see some
of the more meaningful and having the time to enjoy it.
Then we took the bumpiest and gut wrenching bus ride I have
ever taken when we made our way to Skoczow Poland where, after walking many
miles along a ride we made it to H2O, JV’s Polish training and
conference center. Upon arriving
we were brought the dreaded and much talked about Food Challenge. Legends of past years’ challenges are
still talked about to this day.
Fortunately it seemed our challenge was not as disgusting. We had to eat a whole link of blood
sausage and a generous helping of saurkraut. The sausage was actually pretty good but the saurkraut was
not my cup of tea. Luckily I
finished both which should be amazing to my mother and anyone who knows my
eating habits.
We were then finished with the race that day and had time to
relax and mingle. It was nice to
be able to compress and talk to my own group but also to the other interns and
hear their stories and their passion about their countries. It’s amazing and perfect how god has
brought every individual to where they are in JV and how they will be a
blessing to their camps and to the world.
I am truly blessed to be a part.
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