Day of Dénes in Hungary. Its comming from the Greek name Dionysios which means: offered to Dionysus (the Greek god of wine and grappes).
The tramways No. 4-6 in Budapest are one of the most crowded lines in Europe. It goes along the Nagy körút and in the morning when one is in the stop you can see the next one coming from a little distance. But its not enough, it has always been crowded, full with students going to the University around 8am. Ohh yes..there are moments when I miss my car:)

Yesterday Kris posted about children from kindergarten and her photo made me remember those times. I was like 3 when one day my parents were too busy and they asked the neighbour man to take me to the kindergarten. He was a nice man our families were friends. The kindergarten was not far, a few corners away but I convinced him that my parents usually carry me in their arms to there. So he picked me up and took me to the kindergarten like this:) I was hoping he was not going to tell my parents………………………………………………..he did……….:)

Day of Amália in Hungary. Quite a rare name I dont know any Amális here.
Its origin is German comes from the gothic royal families and has a strange meaning: defence.

This photo was inspired by Jing’s post about the Chinese mooncakes. There is a Mid-autumn festival in China and they eat those special mooncakes. Last night we had full (hehe accidentally first I typed: fool) moon and I could hardly sleep. Looking out of the window I saw how strange silver is the whole garden. So I went out and avoiding any influence of the flash I captured that silver coin on the sky. ….Thanks God I didnt became a werewolf.:) At least I dont remember……

Day of Aurel in Hungary. Greetings to every Aurels!:)
A latin name coming from the roman Aurelius.
Couple of weeks ago Kris mentioned she liked the interior of the McDonald’s at the Western Railway Station in Budapest. So I went there and took this photo to show you Kris’s favorite McDonald’s.:)

Day of Ferenc in Hungary. Greetings to every Ferenc, Frank, Franz, Francisco.:)
It was the nickname of Giovanni di Bernardone in his childhood.
But we know him better as Saint Francis of Assisi. He got this nickname because his mom was French.
Every day I hope that I will find a new e-mail from Denton about “wiki changes” and Prague, Krakkow, Kiev, Saint-Petersburg, Brasov, Zagreb, Belgrade, Salzburg, Riga, Vilnius, Drezden and other wonderful cities of my area joined. This is a gentle invitation letter. I know running a daily photo site is a hard job, but if it encourages you…I can tell you…you have a regular visitor already…only your site is missing.:)

By the way…on photo the Erzsébet (Elisabeth) bridge is visible.

Day of HELGA in Hungary. Greetings to every HELGA!
Northern German name, means: baptisted, healthy, happy

- Do you think we will be together…………………………- Will we start again if we
for as long as they are?……………………………………………are back to the ’40s?
- Thats for sure, honey!…………………………………………- Thats for sure, honey!

Today is day of PETRA in Hungary.

They say its a hebrew, greek, latin name with the meaning of rock, stone.

The weather report said it was the last warm weekend of the year. The indian summer (which is rather called “summer of the old ladies” here) will be soon over. I like this period of the year, especially the nice warm evenings when you still can go out without warm coats and without seeing your own breath.