All Hail to King Cade I

Once upon a time... there lived a young boy about 10 years old. He was not poor and not rich. One day he was in Europe and was taken to a "Kinder museum" at Schoenbrunn and became a prince, then a higher prince, and then a king. A king called King Cade I, who ruled his royal subjects with kindness. He took the clothes off and was no longer a king, just a boy. He was still respected though. He decided to walk through the museum for kids. He learned about Sisi, the kids that lived in Schoenbrunn Palace, the servants that worked there, and the guards. "Kindness and knowledge are the most important things in life," he once said,"but even more so, friends."

The museum was really cool. I didn't think I'd be able to go into the palace. We went to the museum with the Mamouneys and saw old yo-yos and other old toys like spinning tops. We sat down at a table and were given 3 glasses, one for water, one for wine, and one for champagne (not really of course, I'm not breaking the law any time soon). The museum had to end after that, but I will never forget my adventures that day. (Then again, maybe I will.)

We checked out the Easter Market, which was nothing like I expected. It was NOT worth it. It didn't meet my expectations.

We went to Schnitzelwirt again without another family. We got Wiener Schnitzel. It tasted better than last time. I wish I could bring home Wiener Schnitzel to everyone that reads my blog. I've described the mouth watering stuff before. I loved it!