This holiday I had the opportunity to both work and relax.

In June, I started
working in the Dworek Białoprądnicki restaurant as a waiter. I managed to earn
some money and meet some really cool people. It wasn't always easy,
sometimes we all felt like giving it all up and leaving now. But I believe that such
situations bind people together for years. At least there is something to
remember and laugh about. For example, we had a friend, Zuza, whom we once
asked to bring cream ice cream, but instead of ice cream, she brought a whole
carton of whipped cream. Or once, when she was supposed to bring non-
woven fabric, which in Polish means "interface", she walked into the restaurant
and shouted, "Where is the Vaseline?" All the customers looked at her in
surprise, but we were just devastated. Unfortunately, Zuza only worked with us
for two weeks, but I'm not surprised why. Thanks to this work, I will have many
funny memories and friendships with me.

In addition, at the beginning of July I was on vacation in Italy. Together with my

parents and sister, we flew to Rimini. The flight was very short, lasting less than
an hour and a half. It was one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. I
really like the aesthetic of colorful Italian streets and houses. The food was
delicious, I ate pasta almost every day, but I liked seafood the most. From
morning to evening I sat on a deckchair and sunbathed. When the sun was not
so strong anymore, I swam in the beautiful sea. At the same time, I did some
sightseeing and saw a few beautiful monuments. I spent over a week in Rimini,
but unfortunately the time passed very quickly.

I might add that

This summer I watched the entire Witcher series on Netflix. The Witcher has
three seasons, each with 8 episodes. The Witcher Geralt is a mutant, monster
hunter. He is looking for his place in a world where people often turn out to be
worse than the most terrible monsters. I liked it quite a bit, so I decided to play
through the game. The game was even better than the series, it was awesome.
In the future, when I have more free time, I plan to read all of Andrzej
Spakowski's books.