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So, all the snow has frozen over by now. It is just some giant block. I mean, it looks like snow, but then you walk on it and it's like helloooo solid ground ice thing. I don't know what I am saying. I'm just grateful that I get to try out all my cold-weather survival gear. It's good stuff. I'm actually pretty worried about the cold. But the thing is, is that if it isn't cold, I think I'd be some what disappointed. Like, there are certain things that I'm expecting from Eastern Europe, one of which is that it is going to be extremely cold. Not that I'm regretting my decision to buy long underwear. Pretty much all of the schools I applied to get reasonably cold during the winter so I'm sure I'll get use out of this stuff. However, if it is like 50 degrees in Poland, I'll be kind of let down. I mean, all our orientations about the trip have siked me out for like 3 things; the cold, the holocaust, and pickpockets. And lets just say, I wont be disappointed if I don't get pick pocketed by a gypsy or really anyone for that matter. Please don't pickpocket me, and I'm not just saying that because I'm going to be a stupid American tourist. I just don't really look forward to getting pick pocketed. Similarly, I am not looking forward to the cold/ the holocaust, but some things are unavoidable and have to be gotten over in order to achieve maximum self-growth. Whatevs yo.
All I'm sayin' is that tonight it is 32 (damn right it feels like 23) degrees and snowy in Warsaw. In the Czech Republic (Prague) it's 36 and cloudy. But you know it feels like 28. What about Potomac, Maryland? Try 17, but feels like 7. HAHAHA. it's colder here than in Poland! AGH. This is so confusing!
All I'm sayin' is that tonight it is 32 (damn right it feels like 23) degrees and snowy in Warsaw. In the Czech Republic (Prague) it's 36 and cloudy. But you know it feels like 28. What about Potomac, Maryland? Try 17, but feels like 7. HAHAHA. it's colder here than in Poland! AGH. This is so confusing!