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Bobby in Poland

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@TomGourlay Wow. I didn’t know this was published

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

If you’re visiting Krakow with a sweet tooth, I recommend going to Cukiernia Michałek. It’s usually packed with a line going outside the door.

[john milbank @johnmilbank3]

Rest in Peace Robert Wilken. A great scholar and wonderful person. He was once my colleague at UVA and treated me and other mavericks with immense kindness.

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

Very similar to some of Simone Weil's observations.

[Ferenc Hörcher @HorcherF]

An important reminder of one of the main tasks of the teacher.

[Ferenc Hörcher @HorcherF]

An important reminder of one of the main tasks of the teacher.

[Wojtek44 @Wojtek_44]

“Until the end of his life, Kopernik (Copernicus) avowed that he owed ‘everything that he is’ to the Kraków Academy.”

– Prof. Andrzej Kajetan Wróblewski, History of Physics in Poland

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

Jagiellonian Courtyard. Imagine a young Copernicus walking contemplatively around this courtyard, much like the Earth orbiting the Sun.

[Andrew Petiprin @AndrewPetiprin]

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[Aaron MacLean @AaronBMacLean]

Sign. Me. Up.

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

First time having Popeyes in Poland. It’s better than I remember it in America.

[Eugene J. Markow @ejmarkow]

Take it even further:

In Poland, one can kayak from the Dunajec River starting at the town of Czchów (near my village) and then connect to the Wisła River at Opatowiec. Then, proceed all the way to Warszawa and to Gdańsk at the Baltic Sea.

Now that's a journey❗🚣‍♂️

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@ejmarkow Hope there was a lot of Zenek

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

Krakow: Cafe Society

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@alancornett It’s like we could just bring him back from the dead. Kind of like Saul conjuring Samuel only to be cursed by him.

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

Nice evening stroll along the Vistula

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@HorcherF Great book

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@lukeburgis Congrats

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

@Kristof_Poland Do Poles still believe in these things?

[Bobby MiXa @BobbyMixa]

Nice to have my parents in Krakow. Unfortunately, the weather isn’t very nice .

[Arkady Rzegocki 🇵🇱 @ArkadyRzegocki]

Today marks the anniversary of the birth of Karol Wojtyła (18 May 1920)-one of the most recognizable Poles in the world.

His life, teachings, and pontificate had a profound impact on modern history. He became a symbol of courage, human dignity, and solidarity among nations.