Did I mention it's almost impossible to log into this site? It's all in English, just like it was when I set it up in the United States...but not until I log in. Before that it's a bunch of words that mean absolutely nothing to me (unfortunately). Trial and error...
I strolled around Budapest by myself today. I tried to see how familiar I could make myself feel even though I still hardly know any of the language. It went pretty well and there's a lot going on because this is the weekend of the big Hungarian national holiday. I bought some food at a stall that was similar to pizza. It was baked dough topped with a whole bunch of cheese, something like sour cream or cottage cheese, big chunks of fatty bacon, and plenty of spices. I don't know the Hungarian word for "delicious", but I would use it if I did.
Now as the afternoon heat has set in, my happy friend named jet lagged has begun to reappear. I would consider taking a nap but I think my room is about 500 degrees celsius (imagine what that is in farenheit).
The view from where I'm staying is incredible because the building is on a hill overlooking the picturesque city of Budapest. My room, however, is on the opposite side and is overlooking a picturesque view of why communism sucks. Oh well, that's what curtains are for.
Well at least you havent been taken to the hostel yet...
ReplyDeleteThe top bar is in Japanese for me... If logging in isn't too difficult, I hope you have some fun stories for us soon.
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