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Sunday, September 7
Food in Macedonia, Part I: Eating at Home
Making moussaka Mixed vegetable salad
Mayonnaise salad (like egg salad- this one is decorated with olives)
A meat tray, mayonnaise salad in center
Homemade Christmas cookies
3 comments:
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I was wondering about cellphones and internet connections in Macedonia.
Are the wi-fi connections good if I decide to bring in a laptop? I am also wondering about cellphone services. Which cellphone is best for Macedonia and which provider/service is best? Can people text message between Macedonia and the USA?
I haven't used wi-fi locally, for fear of interception, but I have seen places that offer it. As far as I know, the only phones between the US and Macedonian which can exchange messages are those with the same provider, e.g. T Mobile. I have T Mobile prepaid, as do many of my fellow MAK 12s. It works for me, but I can't say if it's better than others here. Hope this helped (a little anyway)!
3 comments:
I was wondering about cellphones and internet connections in Macedonia.
Are the wi-fi connections good if I decide to bring in a laptop? I am also wondering about cellphone services. Which cellphone is best for Macedonia and which provider/service is best? Can people text message between Macedonia and the USA?
I wanna know. Sincerely, Andrea
I haven't used wi-fi locally, for fear of interception, but I have seen places that offer it. As far as I know, the only phones between the US and Macedonian which can exchange messages are those with the same provider, e.g. T Mobile. I have T Mobile prepaid, as do many of my fellow MAK 12s. It works for me, but I can't say if it's better than others here. Hope this helped (a little anyway)!
That looks so friggin good!!! :)
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