2 month anniversery

Tallinn, Estonia

Computer is coming... yay.

I've officially been out here for two months now. (well, two months and a day, I couldn't get to a computer yesterday) and thought I'd write a little post celebrating my anniversery and some of the things I've learned so far, since about two weeks ago it officially became the longest trip of my life.

Ten things I've learned:

1. Just because it's a train or bus, and not a plane, doesn't mean you can arrive to catch it with only one minute to spare.

2. Couchsurfing.org is the best website ever invented. If you travel, use it.

3. Never turn down an invitation to a party, especially if it goes until 8am.

4. No skin, no win - An inside joke that we discovered turned out to be true when watching women's beach volleyball - the team with the least amount of clothing wins every time. Maybe it's air friction slowing everyone else down :) Keep that in mind ladies when you're running late!

5. Friends are the most important thing when traveling - even if they're new ones and you only see them for two days in your life.

6. The government loves to get you to sign shit with deadlines when you're out of the country.

7. If you sneeze it means thank-you in Lithuanian. "ahh choo"

8. "super duper" means "super ass" in Polish - I found out the hard way.

9. The hottest girls in Europe (well, of the countries I've been too) come from Poland (sorry Latvia, you're a close second).

10. I can limbo like a young Hermes. Somehow I won a limbo contest... not really sure how...


and here's a bonus number 11: McDonald's really DOES taste the same everywhere.


See you all from Turkey!