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	<title>Carter ♥ Carrie &#187; hungary</title>
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		<title>Entering Hungary</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I had a strange David Sedaris moment of the train from Zagreb to Budapest.  I had gotten restless watching Carrie sleep soundly on across 3 of the seats in our 6-seat compartment. There&#8217;s something about a sleeping beauty that keeps even the most hard-up traveler from barging into our quiet little space and disturbing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had a strange David Sedaris moment of the train from Zagreb to Budapest.  I had gotten restless watching Carrie sleep soundly on across 3 of the seats in our 6-seat compartment. There&#8217;s something about a sleeping beauty that keeps even the most hard-up traveler from barging into our quiet little space and disturbing things. I had seen half a dozen people get on the train, walk by, peek in, and continue on their way as I studiously avoided any eye contact.</p>
<p>Anyway, as I was walking around, I noticed the pretty countryside and towns that we were passing. I stuck my head slightly out the window to sink it in. As I craned my neck around, I saw a boy, maybe 8, sitting on a wooden fence waving at the train. His mother and father were behind him and there was a dirt road leading away from the little dead-end that they were standing at. It occurred to me that this boy&#8217;s parents had brought him to this spot so that he could wave at the train. Maybe this is a big deal? Maybe he&#8217;d never seen a train before?</p>
<p>So I stuck my hand out the window and waved back. The boy didn&#8217;t catch this, but his father did. He said something to his son, pointing in my direction as the train raced away and, I swear to god, I think he smiled. As the train receded, I watched the family gather their things and head back down the dirt road. </p>
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