Don't "Let it snow...!"
Yesterday I needed to get to Eger early - first class of the new semester history of philosophy... Not that I actually need that, but as I'm on BA, there are must courses. Actually if it wasn't for the early waking up, I'm even a bit interested in philosophy.
Thanks to my brother I could sleep in his apartment, and then start yesterday from there. Thursday he showed me the first few parts of the Castle series... Quite a few people advised me to watch it, as I usually like detective stories... but I didn't like this one that much. Maybe it's due to the fact that the first episodes murder case was a direct copy of Agatha Christie's ABC murders. ~.~" Also that both Castle, and the detective woman seem to be for profiling, I don't really see the use of the characters. However I heard that in the second season there will be more characters in play, so I'll check that out first.
Anyway on Friday than, early wake up, then the train and up to Eger! I really didn't believe it, but it was colder again then in Budapest. Even with so many layer of clothes I couldn't escape it. Naturally the classroom was not heated that well either.
The class itself would be interesting, but it ended early in the afternoon, so I had lots of time on my hand. As I was the only one staying here from my class, I decided on a movie, and by luck I could watch Puss in Boots with bargain ticket.
The movie itself was good just for the reason I sat in: to get escape from the cold weather. I mean, yeah there were a few jokes, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it's brilliant.
The Jurassic Park feeling I got, was that just me?
After early sleep today I woke up to snowing. And really the only thing I could think of was Don't "Let it snow!" Not sure all know the movie, but there was a Snow White movie, with songs, and one was by the birth of Snow White, "Let it snow". That was a joyful situation. And by nature I love snow too. But when I know that I'll have to use the train to get home, by a company that uses every weather change as a reason to lateness... now that's not fun.
I just hope that the situation clears by afternoon, when my class is over, and I can get home, curl up in the warm. ^.^
Thanks to my brother I could sleep in his apartment, and then start yesterday from there. Thursday he showed me the first few parts of the Castle series... Quite a few people advised me to watch it, as I usually like detective stories... but I didn't like this one that much. Maybe it's due to the fact that the first episodes murder case was a direct copy of Agatha Christie's ABC murders. ~.~" Also that both Castle, and the detective woman seem to be for profiling, I don't really see the use of the characters. However I heard that in the second season there will be more characters in play, so I'll check that out first.
Anyway on Friday than, early wake up, then the train and up to Eger! I really didn't believe it, but it was colder again then in Budapest. Even with so many layer of clothes I couldn't escape it. Naturally the classroom was not heated that well either.
The class itself would be interesting, but it ended early in the afternoon, so I had lots of time on my hand. As I was the only one staying here from my class, I decided on a movie, and by luck I could watch Puss in Boots with bargain ticket.
The movie itself was good just for the reason I sat in: to get escape from the cold weather. I mean, yeah there were a few jokes, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it's brilliant.
The Jurassic Park feeling I got, was that just me?
After early sleep today I woke up to snowing. And really the only thing I could think of was Don't "Let it snow!" Not sure all know the movie, but there was a Snow White movie, with songs, and one was by the birth of Snow White, "Let it snow". That was a joyful situation. And by nature I love snow too. But when I know that I'll have to use the train to get home, by a company that uses every weather change as a reason to lateness... now that's not fun.
I just hope that the situation clears by afternoon, when my class is over, and I can get home, curl up in the warm. ^.^