A'counting
Vun Transylvanian
Two Transylvanians!
Three Transylvanians!
Mua ha ha ha ha!
- The Count, on his trip to Transylvania.
I am writing from an internet cafe in the basement of an international school just a hundred yards from the traditional birthplace of Count Dracul, aka Dracula. I had garlic for lunch, so don't get worried.
Things have been pretty crazy here. Yesterday was Alan Mackey's birthday, so we went out to a club in Sibiu. There I heard the "Numa Numa" song played in complete earnesty. I danced like the guy in that video and laughed. I left at about 1 AM but some of the hardest partyers among us stayed until 3:30.
The roads in Romania are sometimes a little rough and winding, so I've been feeling a bit of motion sickness. This was cured by a trek up to the cafe that is above me right now and serves the most amazing pie and sandwiches. I had a sandwich with this sort of pepper and eggplant stuff that I can't for the life of me pronounce but that was some of the most delicious vegetable matter I have eaten in weeks.
It is not easy to do laundry here, as the clothes do not readily dry, but I am getting by.
-PS
Two Transylvanians!
Three Transylvanians!
Mua ha ha ha ha!
- The Count, on his trip to Transylvania.
I am writing from an internet cafe in the basement of an international school just a hundred yards from the traditional birthplace of Count Dracul, aka Dracula. I had garlic for lunch, so don't get worried.
Things have been pretty crazy here. Yesterday was Alan Mackey's birthday, so we went out to a club in Sibiu. There I heard the "Numa Numa" song played in complete earnesty. I danced like the guy in that video and laughed. I left at about 1 AM but some of the hardest partyers among us stayed until 3:30.
The roads in Romania are sometimes a little rough and winding, so I've been feeling a bit of motion sickness. This was cured by a trek up to the cafe that is above me right now and serves the most amazing pie and sandwiches. I had a sandwich with this sort of pepper and eggplant stuff that I can't for the life of me pronounce but that was some of the most delicious vegetable matter I have eaten in weeks.
It is not easy to do laundry here, as the clothes do not readily dry, but I am getting by.
-PS
Labels: Dracula, Transylvania
posted by Pablo at 2:27 AM
1 Comments:
So far I havent seen anything nerdy here.
Where's the Bose-Einstein condensate?
The LHC? The circuit board design? The mechanical failure modes? (thermal shock is my favorite)...
Well, anyways... I guess that's what happens when its been a year since you updated, lol.
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