She walked in the cold air

Opening remarks
We are the winners
A winning smile
Enjoying Vienna
Hundertwasser
Winning!
Today, I don't pay my fare, tomorrow I fight the government
The Iranian pavillion
Power
Questioning
Sweet
Arrival in Bratislava
Not Marx
Sleep
In sane
Togetherness
So many questions
Border
Wait
Radio killed the architecture star
Those boots are made for walking
Snooz
All talk
Slavin
I am lion, hear me roar
Clean energy
UFO

The Museum of Yesterday won the World Summit Award, but were we going to become Global Champions in Vienna?

The short answer was ‘No’.

Our stiffest competition withdrew, but the surprise champion was a left-fielder. The WSA congress, hosted by the city of Vienna, with the venue being the impressive City Hall, and parties at both the Welt Museum and Wien Museum, were a blast. I can’t wait to win again.
Vienna was cold, with snow during the first few days. But, that didn’t stop us from also exploring the city on foot, in the few hours we had at our disposal.

Afterwards, Natalia and I met up with Benno and Gitta in Bratislava, where we enjoyed only just sufficient amounts of halusky as well as many other great foods and drinks. 
That, and a visit to the nearby Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum, originally financed by a Dutchman.

On the way back, Natalia and I were waiting for our bus to drop us of at the Vienna airport. We started to chat with a Slovak woman also waiting for her bus to Vienna, who told us that you can’t say you’ve been to Slovakia if you haven’t eaten the typically Slovak stringy cheese. We agreed we had to come back, but that was not enough; the lady rushed off to buy us, quite lovely, local stringy cheese.
We now truly had been to Slovakia.

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