I’m a blog-hopper. I divide my life between Warsaw and Potato Point and I separate the two lives by operating a confusion of blogs, starting a new one when I leave Australia, and returning to the old Australian one when I come back. Although being babcia draws me to Poland, warsaw2015 is not a grandmother blog (mostly). I’ll be documenting my developing relationship with Warsaw, and occasionally other Polish places, in photos and words.
I hope you’ll join me as I head off to the northern hemisphere for six weeks from late January, and another six weeks in May – June.
If you want to see Warsaw through earlier eyes you can trawl through
http://fivemonthsinwarsaw.wordpress.com/
http://morselsandscraps2.wordpress.com
This includes an insanely brief journey through Slovenia, Croatia, Budapest, Vienna and Prague as well as two months in Poland in 2014
For a taste of my life at Potato Point, check out Potato Point treasures
or laze around at
http://morselsandscraps.wordpress.com/
Warsaw2015 
You really are a blog-hopper! One day I will make time to investigate your archives.
I’d be honoured.
How many blogs do you actually have? :S I hope you are having a good time in Warsaw, Meg!
A great time in Warsaw, thanks Paula. The twins are good fun and talk mainly English to me, thank goodness. As to blogs. I start a new one each Warsaw visit, catering for myself rather than my followers – I had no followers when I began this dividing up! The blogs were just an online record. At home it will be snippetsandsnaps now – no more posts on morselsandscraps. Forgive me! And how are you? Did you celebrate your birthday well
Good to hear that all i ls well over there :). I’m curious about your photos from Warsaw so I’ll stop by again. I did celebrate it nicely, but the week is so busy now. Take care Meg
well Meg – somehow I meandered here form a few blog clicks – and I think I used to follow one of the morsels and scraps blog – and by the way = I like the way you do your blogging – very personal and that is what it should be – have a great time in Poland
Welcome to my worlds. And thank you for appreciating my very personal approach. I sometimes wonder whether it’s pure self-indulgence and lacking in substance, but I find non-personal pieces very hard to write. I’m off to visit you now, on a rainy Warsaw morning.
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