A Family Affair

For the past three days, it has been cold, grey, and rainy- not the type of weather that is conducive to sightseeing and walking around the city! So, rather than wallow miserably in this abnormal spell of chilly gloominess, our group of friends decided to have a family dinner.

Sarah and I had been invited over the night before to dine at Pannonia 5, where three of our friends live, and in turn we invited them to join us at 23 Szent Istvan. We then recieved a call from our good friend Corey, who was out with his new friend David (an International student from Iran) asking us what we were doing this evening; we invited them over for dinner too! I ran through a mental list of dinners that we were capable of making with the food in our flat, and decided on pasta (6-7lbs) with sauce, paprika and sausage topping, freshly made bruschetta, and some cookies for dessert. Feeding seven was a little intimidating, but I did manage to pull it off and still make it edible. Bon Appetit!

It was so much fun to have dinner all together; even though we flew in to Budapest as acquaintances and friends, we will certainly fly back as family.

And of course, with all families, it is imperative that a family photo is taken....