Sunday, November 1, 2009 - The train ride from Salzburg to Vienna was pretty cool. It had a restaurant on it, as well as private cabins with seats that turned into beds. This is the way to travel dude. Buy a ticket that’s more or less good for whenever, leisurely stroll to the trainstation whenever you please, forego any kind of security mess, grab whatever seats you feel like, eat at a restaurant, recline in a lay-z-boy and go to sleep. If I had the means I’d install all sorts of tracks back in the states just so I could travel this way from now on..
Speaking of which, something kind of strange is happening.. There’s a destination on our list that the two of us are growing more and more excited for: Houston. It surprises me to say that even as I type it, but we can’t wait to see everyone back in Houston. And I think Ana may be even more excited than I. It will have almost been 8 months of travel since we’ve been in America, and we’re not tired of travelling or anything yet, but just very excited to hang around family & friends. That’s making it tougher and tougher to enjoy each city we visit as much as one probably should.
That being said though, when we ventured in toward the city center of Vienna, our inspiration was somewhat temporarily renewed.. The place is simply never-ending marvel of human achievement. It’s really pretty ridiculous, it almost felt a little futile.. A feeling that, even if you’d lived your entire life there, you’d never have the time to see everything.
Brasileiros
O trem de Salzburg a Vienna era bem legal. Tem um restaurante, camas, e vistas lindas. Eu queria poder sempre viajar assim!
Entao, Vienna eh cheio de coisas lindas, quase sem fim. Mas ainda, estamos animados demais para estar em Houston no fim desse mes. Por causa disso, fica mais e mais dificil aproveitar as cidades que vemos. Ainda, de vez em quando vemos uma cidade que nos faz animado de novo: Vienna eh um exemplo disso.
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