Kids these days!!!
Alright, time for another round of spontaneous blogging. I am currently trying to avoud heading to the school to meet with some friends and drop a HUGE load of money on a Euro Rail pass. It is going to be a FANTASTIC time, but also flipping expensive.
I just got back from the pool. I have found that if I work out early in the day, I generaly feel a lot better the whole day long. I am more relaxed, and it is a mood enhancer. I think I may try and work out before school and work from now on. I doubt that will ever happen, cause I love sleep so much. But, I can always hope.
I am starving for some mexican food, but I guess I shall have to make due with a Schnitzel sandwich. Hopefully I won't become deathly ill again, I am going to one of my former favorite places. I think I may have gotten food poisoning from them a few weeks ago.
I have decided I like chess. I get destroyed every time I play, but I still like it. Maybe because it is the closest thing I have to video games here. I am sure the newest RPG will take the place of chess as my favored game when I return home, But such is life.
I think my time here has made me appreciate things more. I America is so about instant gratification. 24 hours a day everything and all that jazz. Here, it is much slower, and inefficient. But I kinda like that. There are plusses to both. I think it is a lot easier to see beauty here than in the states. They are a much more social culture in ways, I think a lot of this has to do with the use of mass transit. Almost daily I see something on the subway that makes me remeber that humans are not quite as crappy as I think they are. Or at least, individuals.
Today however I almost beat down some snot nosed kids on the tram. Ok, I did not almost beat them down, but I did yell at them firmly in english which they did not understand. They were sitting behind me and decided to have a juice fight with the juice bottles they were holding. I noticed I got hit with a few drops, and turned just in time to get hit with the coup degrace when the other kid poured all of the contents on his friend, along with me and everyone else in a 10 foot radius. I had enough time to yell, "KIDZ!!!" before the tram stopped and they sprinted off to run back to the wolf pacj that they had obviously been raised by. Everyone on the tram was pissed, we all had a moment.
Aright, enough babble from me. I am need to buy a Eurorail pass for the cost of my left arm, and perhaps a few toes.
I just got back from the pool. I have found that if I work out early in the day, I generaly feel a lot better the whole day long. I am more relaxed, and it is a mood enhancer. I think I may try and work out before school and work from now on. I doubt that will ever happen, cause I love sleep so much. But, I can always hope.
I am starving for some mexican food, but I guess I shall have to make due with a Schnitzel sandwich. Hopefully I won't become deathly ill again, I am going to one of my former favorite places. I think I may have gotten food poisoning from them a few weeks ago.
I have decided I like chess. I get destroyed every time I play, but I still like it. Maybe because it is the closest thing I have to video games here. I am sure the newest RPG will take the place of chess as my favored game when I return home, But such is life.
I think my time here has made me appreciate things more. I America is so about instant gratification. 24 hours a day everything and all that jazz. Here, it is much slower, and inefficient. But I kinda like that. There are plusses to both. I think it is a lot easier to see beauty here than in the states. They are a much more social culture in ways, I think a lot of this has to do with the use of mass transit. Almost daily I see something on the subway that makes me remeber that humans are not quite as crappy as I think they are. Or at least, individuals.
Today however I almost beat down some snot nosed kids on the tram. Ok, I did not almost beat them down, but I did yell at them firmly in english which they did not understand. They were sitting behind me and decided to have a juice fight with the juice bottles they were holding. I noticed I got hit with a few drops, and turned just in time to get hit with the coup degrace when the other kid poured all of the contents on his friend, along with me and everyone else in a 10 foot radius. I had enough time to yell, "KIDZ!!!" before the tram stopped and they sprinted off to run back to the wolf pacj that they had obviously been raised by. Everyone on the tram was pissed, we all had a moment.
Aright, enough babble from me. I am need to buy a Eurorail pass for the cost of my left arm, and perhaps a few toes.
posted by Humble Narrator at
6:12 AM
2 Comments:
hey man, I can't figure out how to add you as a friend.. I kind of made my own template so maybe I accidentally didn't include that feature. Hope your arm and toes grow back!
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BigIdeas, at 10:53 AM
I just came to your blog to post a comment calling you a hypocrite for griping about mine and Jared's dead blogs... and what did mine eyes behold? But a new blog, and a long one at that!
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GraceKathryn, at 12:03 AM
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