Haha the only reason I know that is because last night in the airport I was reading a German-English dictionary in the airport while we were waiting for Alisa´s plane to come in (if there are any weird typos its because the German keyboard is different and the only real thing I´ve figured out is the y-z switch). I learned that ab means from and Assen is dinner. So anyways, there´s wayyyy too much to write, but I´m just checking in mostly because I´m bored but also because today I´m supposed to take a train to Frankfurt and stay the week with Kira, and we have to find it online, but I don´t know anything about German-train-finding. So yeah. It´s really weird being here because I´m the only one who doesn´t speak German and even though it would be really easy for me to pick up, in all practicality whenever you pick up a language it´s tough cookies!! So I´m hoping to at least be able to follow a conversation by the end of my time here... After everything cool that we do. Should get on better in Italy :p It´s a lot easier with Alisa anyways because before she got here it was mostly just her grandma trying out her English on me (sweetest lady ever, though, I can´t deny it) and her brother sitting around giving me pitying smiles. Haha. Even though he´s really cute... He´s only fourteen though. Dangit. Haha. Just kidding. Ay, caramba, you guys seriously have no idea how hard it is typing on this keyboard. Someday I´ll write like on an English keyboard and and you´ll see the difference!!!