Thursday, July 29, 2010
Woke up this morning, packed our things and were off to the train station. Lydia had a morning train to Vienna so we all headed out together. We stopped at the supermarket and were sure to label our produce this time. Our train was at 11 and was about 6 hours long. So we were prepared for another long day spent on the train. It rained like cats and dogs as soon as we boarded the train (thank goodness) and subsided by the time we arrived. We easily found our way to our hostel in Budapest, again though we were on a different currency. So we grabbed some Hungarian cash and headed to the hostel. We had booked Casa de la musica hostel and it was definitely colourful. The whole place was in bright colours and had a terrace with a bar and swimming pool. Pretty sweet!! So we checked in, great people who work/own the place and we went to our room to get settled. We had previously decided on the train to go to a restaurant recommended by the travel guide that was Mexican. Iguana was what it was called, and it was just a short metro ride away. So we had a pint first on the terrace and then headed for some eats. Iguana was a really cool place! It was pretty traditional Mexican, for Hungary anyhow, and we really enjoyed it. It could have been the Litre of Margaritas that we had too. It was a great start to Hungary and although not overly traditional, we needed a taste of home. We headed back to the hostel afterwards as we had both planned Skype dates with our families. The time change is really killing us. The Skype session didn’t end until about 230am our time. Totally worth it!!
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Eagle's Nest
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The bus shuttle picked us up at 820 sharp and we were on our way. We went to the tour bus, boarded and were off. Our guide that day was Andreas and he wore lederhosen so it was already a good start. We headed off to the Austrian/German border and were off to the Alps. It’s quite a steep incline up the mountain and the tour bus had to stop at one point and we switched to public transport which had extra engines and breaks meant to climb up the mountain. We were standing so it was even more interesting of a ride up the mountain. We arrived to the summit and then took the bronze elevator to the top which was a present to Hitler from Mussolini for his 50th birthday. Very cool! When we arrived to the top of Eagle’s Nest it was amazing and very cold. The clouds weren’t too bad so we had a pretty good view with decent visibility. There were places to climb and take pictures so for the next hour we did so. The only thing I was quite disappointed with was the lack of information available about Eagle’s Nest aside from what our tour guide said. I expected some write ups or something on top of the mountain. It wasn’t a big hot spot for Hitler since he was afraid of heights but it is still significant in history. Anyhow, amazing views and very tranquil. We then came back down and headed to a small village of which we really didn’t see because we were too busy eating more schnitzel, goulash and drinking Stiegl beer. So back we went to Salzburg! Along the journey however, we started talking to some Australian dude who had heard about a beer festival and asked if we were going to check it out. Of course!! We were asking our guide though and he didn’t know of any beer festival and doubted there was one. Apparently there was one going on at the Stiegl brewery and was huge. Who knows? Maybe we will check it out later. But for now we had to go back to Mirabell Gardens, we missed the statues of the gnomes and had to go get some pics. We also went up the elevator of Hotel Stein and onto the rooftop patio to snap a few photos of the best view of Salzburg. We headed back to our hostel to drink up our beers and perhaps head to the brewery to check things out. We met back up with our roommate Lydia and she chatted with us for a bit and soon we were drinking beers together and playing cards. Before we knew it, it was 6 or so and we were quite hungry. We decided to hit up the Thai shack restaurant again and visit our friend there. Haha. Again very difficult to find out what the menu said and what to try but he took care of it and we had again, an amazing meal. This time we made sure there was a lot of beef and meat. We were all feeling slightly anemic and needing some more meat. After our meal and beer we headed back to the hostel once again, it was again raining too. So we headed back and had some girl chat over a few beers and really just headed to bed. Since it was raining out, the beer garden wouldn’t be very good and nobody in town or from Austria knew about this festival so we thought it was probably just the brewery and beer garden. Anyhow, off to Hungary tomorrow morning.
The bus shuttle picked us up at 820 sharp and we were on our way. We went to the tour bus, boarded and were off. Our guide that day was Andreas and he wore lederhosen so it was already a good start. We headed off to the Austrian/German border and were off to the Alps. It’s quite a steep incline up the mountain and the tour bus had to stop at one point and we switched to public transport which had extra engines and breaks meant to climb up the mountain. We were standing so it was even more interesting of a ride up the mountain. We arrived to the summit and then took the bronze elevator to the top which was a present to Hitler from Mussolini for his 50th birthday. Very cool! When we arrived to the top of Eagle’s Nest it was amazing and very cold. The clouds weren’t too bad so we had a pretty good view with decent visibility. There were places to climb and take pictures so for the next hour we did so. The only thing I was quite disappointed with was the lack of information available about Eagle’s Nest aside from what our tour guide said. I expected some write ups or something on top of the mountain. It wasn’t a big hot spot for Hitler since he was afraid of heights but it is still significant in history. Anyhow, amazing views and very tranquil. We then came back down and headed to a small village of which we really didn’t see because we were too busy eating more schnitzel, goulash and drinking Stiegl beer. So back we went to Salzburg! Along the journey however, we started talking to some Australian dude who had heard about a beer festival and asked if we were going to check it out. Of course!! We were asking our guide though and he didn’t know of any beer festival and doubted there was one. Apparently there was one going on at the Stiegl brewery and was huge. Who knows? Maybe we will check it out later. But for now we had to go back to Mirabell Gardens, we missed the statues of the gnomes and had to go get some pics. We also went up the elevator of Hotel Stein and onto the rooftop patio to snap a few photos of the best view of Salzburg. We headed back to our hostel to drink up our beers and perhaps head to the brewery to check things out. We met back up with our roommate Lydia and she chatted with us for a bit and soon we were drinking beers together and playing cards. Before we knew it, it was 6 or so and we were quite hungry. We decided to hit up the Thai shack restaurant again and visit our friend there. Haha. Again very difficult to find out what the menu said and what to try but he took care of it and we had again, an amazing meal. This time we made sure there was a lot of beef and meat. We were all feeling slightly anemic and needing some more meat. After our meal and beer we headed back to the hostel once again, it was again raining too. So we headed back and had some girl chat over a few beers and really just headed to bed. Since it was raining out, the beer garden wouldn’t be very good and nobody in town or from Austria knew about this festival so we thought it was probably just the brewery and beer garden. Anyhow, off to Hungary tomorrow morning.
The Hills are Alive
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
We went into Salzburg today and checked out the old town. Again, not a whole lot to see in Salzburg other than the fact that the Sound of Music was filmed here, so we just wondered around. We were going to inquire about the Sound of Music bus tour so we made our way towards their bus station. Along the way, we stopped at Mirabell Gardens and snapped some photos of us in the same places that were filmed in the Sound of Music. It was interesting to see that the spots were very much the same as they were in the film. Most of the filming was done in Salzburg and only some indoor sets were made in Hollywood. So we made it to the Panorama tours spot and decided to take the 2pm tour. It just so happens that the rain had subsided and would be great weather for a bus tour. So we hopped on the bus and were off. Our tour guide was something else! He had a cheesy sounding voice and sounded like a game show host. It was pretty brutal! The tour was interesting I`d say. The places that they did stop at were nice and we did get to go to the place where they filmed the backyard of the Van Trap house, the gazebo, the main entrance to the house, the tree lined drive, and the wedding chapel. We didn’t get to stop at Nonnberg Abbey but drove by really quickly. It was quite the let down and false advertising. We were taken to some lakes too and it was quite picturesque. Anyhow, it was interesting enough and they did sell beer on the bus so it wasn`t all bad. We had booked at the same time, a tour for the morning to go to Hitler’s Eagle`s Nest in the Bavarian Alps. So we hoped this tour would be better or worthwhile anyhow. So once we returned to the hostel, we had our grocery store supper, some beers and just chilled and watched some football. Again, not an overly exciting evening but we had an early start the next morning.
We went into Salzburg today and checked out the old town. Again, not a whole lot to see in Salzburg other than the fact that the Sound of Music was filmed here, so we just wondered around. We were going to inquire about the Sound of Music bus tour so we made our way towards their bus station. Along the way, we stopped at Mirabell Gardens and snapped some photos of us in the same places that were filmed in the Sound of Music. It was interesting to see that the spots were very much the same as they were in the film. Most of the filming was done in Salzburg and only some indoor sets were made in Hollywood. So we made it to the Panorama tours spot and decided to take the 2pm tour. It just so happens that the rain had subsided and would be great weather for a bus tour. So we hopped on the bus and were off. Our tour guide was something else! He had a cheesy sounding voice and sounded like a game show host. It was pretty brutal! The tour was interesting I`d say. The places that they did stop at were nice and we did get to go to the place where they filmed the backyard of the Van Trap house, the gazebo, the main entrance to the house, the tree lined drive, and the wedding chapel. We didn’t get to stop at Nonnberg Abbey but drove by really quickly. It was quite the let down and false advertising. We were taken to some lakes too and it was quite picturesque. Anyhow, it was interesting enough and they did sell beer on the bus so it wasn`t all bad. We had booked at the same time, a tour for the morning to go to Hitler’s Eagle`s Nest in the Bavarian Alps. So we hoped this tour would be better or worthwhile anyhow. So once we returned to the hostel, we had our grocery store supper, some beers and just chilled and watched some football. Again, not an overly exciting evening but we had an early start the next morning.
Productive Day in Salzburg
Monday, July 26, 2010
Woke up and had to check out and head for the Haupbahnhof or the train station. We got all packed up, went the grocery store and headed for the train station. We did however, have a most “pleasant” experience at the supermarket. We grabbed all of our items, headed for the cash and got the most awful look of disgust as the cash lady grabbed all of our produce and just walked away from the register. At first we didn’t know what to think until we realized that you have to weigh and price tag all of your own produce before proceeding to the checkout. Oops! She was so angry and was just huffing and puffing the whole time. We apologized but I think it may have gotten lost in translation. Oops. Oh well, we’ll never see her again! Lesson learned, look for weigh scales in the produce section next time. So over to the train station we went and hopped on a really empty train, spread out and were pumped to have all this room in the empty compartment. That is until the conductor came by and said this train had ended and there wouldn’t be a return to Salzburg. So we had to switch trains and luckily the other one wasn’t all that busy either. Through the train ride only a few people sat in our room for short periods of time and we were still able to spread out and be comfortable. Off to Salzburg we go!! We arrived to some really nice weather and a considerable increase in temperature. Needless to say by the time we arrived at our hostel, we were warm and needing a cool off. We wanted to finish the planning we had started in Vienna so we took that evening to do so. We booked our ferries from Athens to Ios and Santorini and back, and also our bus trip from Athens to Corfu to stay at the Pink Palace (sure to be a good time). We also looked into our big splurge of the trip, a villa in Santorini. It was amazing to look for places to stay and where we wanted to be. The views are great and the villas look spectacular. We did narrow it down though and gave it a day to think on and we had emailed a few places to check availability. By now it was nearly 8 and we were quite hungry. There was this badly photocopied menu of some nearby restaurant at reception so we decided to just go there and get some food into us. We arrived at was surely was a shack converted into a restaurant. It had outdoor seating and was a little Thai place. So we stepped up to order and really got one answer. Pad Thai! That was what we could understand from the menu and what the owner working the counter told us to get. So we did and wow it was really good! The cooks were two Thai women and they were fantastic cooks. We really enjoyed it and also tried for the first time Radler beer which has grapefruit mixed in. It was quite refreshing but light in nature. Only 2.5%! Anyhow, we went back to the hostel and got things organized, met our Australian roommate Lydia and called it a night.
Woke up and had to check out and head for the Haupbahnhof or the train station. We got all packed up, went the grocery store and headed for the train station. We did however, have a most “pleasant” experience at the supermarket. We grabbed all of our items, headed for the cash and got the most awful look of disgust as the cash lady grabbed all of our produce and just walked away from the register. At first we didn’t know what to think until we realized that you have to weigh and price tag all of your own produce before proceeding to the checkout. Oops! She was so angry and was just huffing and puffing the whole time. We apologized but I think it may have gotten lost in translation. Oops. Oh well, we’ll never see her again! Lesson learned, look for weigh scales in the produce section next time. So over to the train station we went and hopped on a really empty train, spread out and were pumped to have all this room in the empty compartment. That is until the conductor came by and said this train had ended and there wouldn’t be a return to Salzburg. So we had to switch trains and luckily the other one wasn’t all that busy either. Through the train ride only a few people sat in our room for short periods of time and we were still able to spread out and be comfortable. Off to Salzburg we go!! We arrived to some really nice weather and a considerable increase in temperature. Needless to say by the time we arrived at our hostel, we were warm and needing a cool off. We wanted to finish the planning we had started in Vienna so we took that evening to do so. We booked our ferries from Athens to Ios and Santorini and back, and also our bus trip from Athens to Corfu to stay at the Pink Palace (sure to be a good time). We also looked into our big splurge of the trip, a villa in Santorini. It was amazing to look for places to stay and where we wanted to be. The views are great and the villas look spectacular. We did narrow it down though and gave it a day to think on and we had emailed a few places to check availability. By now it was nearly 8 and we were quite hungry. There was this badly photocopied menu of some nearby restaurant at reception so we decided to just go there and get some food into us. We arrived at was surely was a shack converted into a restaurant. It had outdoor seating and was a little Thai place. So we stepped up to order and really got one answer. Pad Thai! That was what we could understand from the menu and what the owner working the counter told us to get. So we did and wow it was really good! The cooks were two Thai women and they were fantastic cooks. We really enjoyed it and also tried for the first time Radler beer which has grapefruit mixed in. It was quite refreshing but light in nature. Only 2.5%! Anyhow, we went back to the hostel and got things organized, met our Australian roommate Lydia and called it a night.
Productive Day in Budapest
Monday, July 26, 2010
Woke up and had to check out and head for the Haupbahnhof or the train station. We got all packed up, went the grocery store and headed for the train station. We did however, have a most “pleasant” experience at the supermarket. We grabbed all of our items, headed for the cash and got the most awful look of disgust as the cash lady grabbed all of our produce and just walked away from the register. At first we didn’t know what to think until we realized that you have to weigh and price tag all of your own produce before proceeding to the checkout. Oops! She was so angry and was just huffing and puffing the whole time. We apologized but I think it may have gotten lost in translation. Oops. Oh well, we’ll never see her again! Lesson learned, look for weigh scales in the produce section next time. So over to the train station we went and hopped on a really empty train, spread out and were pumped to have all this room in the empty compartment. That is until the conductor came by and said this train had ended and there wouldn’t be a return to Salzburg. So we had to switch trains and luckily the other one wasn’t all that busy either. Through the train ride only a few people sat in our room for short periods of time and we were still able to spread out and be comfortable. Off to Salzburg we go!! We arrived to some really nice weather and a considerable increase in temperature. Needless to say by the time we arrived at our hostel, we were warm and needing a cool off. We wanted to finish the planning we had started in Vienna so we took that evening to do so. We booked our ferries from Athens to Ios and Santorini and back, and also our bus trip from Athens to Corfu to stay at the Pink Palace (sure to be a good time). We also looked into our big splurge of the trip, a villa in Santorini. It was amazing to look for places to stay and where we wanted to be. The views are great and the villas look spectacular. We did narrow it down though and gave it a day to think on and we had emailed a few places to check availability. By now it was nearly 8 and we were quite hungry. There was this badly photocopied menu of some nearby restaurant at reception so we decided to just go there and get some food into us. We arrived at was surely was a shack converted into a restaurant. It had outdoor seating and was a little Thai place. So we stepped up to order and really got one answer. Pad Thai! That was what we could understand from the menu and what the owner working the counter told us to get. So we did and wow it was really good! The cooks were two Thai women and they were fantastic cooks. We really enjoyed it and also tried for the first time Radler beer which has grapefruit mixed in. It was quite refreshing but light in nature. Only 2.5%! Anyhow, we went back to the hostel and got things organized, met our Australian roommate Lydia and called it a night.
Woke up and had to check out and head for the Haupbahnhof or the train station. We got all packed up, went the grocery store and headed for the train station. We did however, have a most “pleasant” experience at the supermarket. We grabbed all of our items, headed for the cash and got the most awful look of disgust as the cash lady grabbed all of our produce and just walked away from the register. At first we didn’t know what to think until we realized that you have to weigh and price tag all of your own produce before proceeding to the checkout. Oops! She was so angry and was just huffing and puffing the whole time. We apologized but I think it may have gotten lost in translation. Oops. Oh well, we’ll never see her again! Lesson learned, look for weigh scales in the produce section next time. So over to the train station we went and hopped on a really empty train, spread out and were pumped to have all this room in the empty compartment. That is until the conductor came by and said this train had ended and there wouldn’t be a return to Salzburg. So we had to switch trains and luckily the other one wasn’t all that busy either. Through the train ride only a few people sat in our room for short periods of time and we were still able to spread out and be comfortable. Off to Salzburg we go!! We arrived to some really nice weather and a considerable increase in temperature. Needless to say by the time we arrived at our hostel, we were warm and needing a cool off. We wanted to finish the planning we had started in Vienna so we took that evening to do so. We booked our ferries from Athens to Ios and Santorini and back, and also our bus trip from Athens to Corfu to stay at the Pink Palace (sure to be a good time). We also looked into our big splurge of the trip, a villa in Santorini. It was amazing to look for places to stay and where we wanted to be. The views are great and the villas look spectacular. We did narrow it down though and gave it a day to think on and we had emailed a few places to check availability. By now it was nearly 8 and we were quite hungry. There was this badly photocopied menu of some nearby restaurant at reception so we decided to just go there and get some food into us. We arrived at was surely was a shack converted into a restaurant. It had outdoor seating and was a little Thai place. So we stepped up to order and really got one answer. Pad Thai! That was what we could understand from the menu and what the owner working the counter told us to get. So we did and wow it was really good! The cooks were two Thai women and they were fantastic cooks. We really enjoyed it and also tried for the first time Radler beer which has grapefruit mixed in. It was quite refreshing but light in nature. Only 2.5%! Anyhow, we went back to the hostel and got things organized, met our Australian roommate Lydia and called it a night.
Popcorn and Production!!
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Wow what a day. We had popcorn for breakfast and spent the entire day planning for the next few weeks of our trip. It was quite productive but very, very time consuming. We figured out all of our transportation, lodging and itinerary for Croatia, and Athens. We are sailing to Dubrovnik from the north of Croatia and back and then flying to Athens from Austria. We were pretty excited but at the same time feeling quite faint and needing food...considering it was now 530pm. So, we decided since we are craving it so much, to go to the sushi place in town. It had a half price menu where maki rolls of 12 pieces were like 3 Euro. It was amazing. We ordered so much food and loved it. The only thing was, that the sushi didn’t have any spicy sauce...we miss Ye’s in that regard. We really can’t complain though because we had really cheap sushi in Austria and got our fix for now. We were really tired and decided to head back to the hostel for a nap and then wake up and go out back to the travel shack later that night. Well that was the end of that...we didn’t get up when the alarm when off and had a solid 14 hours sleep. What a great night!! Hehe
Wow what a day. We had popcorn for breakfast and spent the entire day planning for the next few weeks of our trip. It was quite productive but very, very time consuming. We figured out all of our transportation, lodging and itinerary for Croatia, and Athens. We are sailing to Dubrovnik from the north of Croatia and back and then flying to Athens from Austria. We were pretty excited but at the same time feeling quite faint and needing food...considering it was now 530pm. So, we decided since we are craving it so much, to go to the sushi place in town. It had a half price menu where maki rolls of 12 pieces were like 3 Euro. It was amazing. We ordered so much food and loved it. The only thing was, that the sushi didn’t have any spicy sauce...we miss Ye’s in that regard. We really can’t complain though because we had really cheap sushi in Austria and got our fix for now. We were really tired and decided to head back to the hostel for a nap and then wake up and go out back to the travel shack later that night. Well that was the end of that...we didn’t get up when the alarm when off and had a solid 14 hours sleep. What a great night!! Hehe
Fireshots and Aussies - Oh My!!!
Saturday, July 24, 2010
We decided to go check out Vienna today. So, we got up early and headed into the old town on the metro. It was a pretty overcast day and it had been spitting all morning so we weren’t expecting it to be a good weather day. It was also quite cold out so we grabbed a Starbs and walked around the shops on the pedestrian road. It was a neat little street with lots of culture and street performers etc. So without much luck finding dresses we continued on to the palace. It was quite large and had a lot of different sections to it. The gardens were the prettiest part by far but at this point I was strangely feeling quite dizzy and lightheaded so we decided to head back. Nurse Heather being the great friend that she is, was quite concerned and followed behind me so as to catch me if I passed out. Haha! I’m sure that would have ended well!!! Once we got back to the room, I had a Gatorade, Advil and water and a little chill out time. After a shower and a little rest I was on my A game ready to hit up the town. We headed to a little restaurant that was recommended to us that served traditional Austrian food. Meaning schnitzel and sauerkraut!!! MMM!!! We saw what the schnitzel looked like and only one word can describe, ENORMOUS!! So we shared a schnitzel and a side of sauerkraut with some local beer to wash it all down. It was a really great meal; the potato salad that came with it was great too. Then we decided to check out Vienna nightlife. We had a map with a few spots on it so we decided to check them out. The first stop was an Irish pub, not a lot going on but we enjoyed a pint there anyhow. Then we decided to go to the Aussie pub since they always guarantee a good time. It was called the travel shack and immediately we were welcomed to shots and a loud roar of people having a good time. We grabbed some pints and decided to check out what was happening. The first table we saw, they had a contraption where you take a shot (not sure what it was, other than strong!)Then you snuff minty powder and then there is this “fan” like device that has like twine spinning that you put your nose near. It was quite an experience. There was an Aussie girl who bought us each a shot so we partook in the experience. It was definitely interesting. There was also a nail game, where you hammer the nails into a huge tree trunk...much like what we have played at K-W Oktoberfest. Then the Irish girls that we met suggested that we all do a Sambuca fire shot. So I was volunteered to go first! First you wet your mouth and lips, take the shot, go down on one knee and open your mouth wide. Then the bartender lights the shot in your mouth and shakes cinnamon in to make the flames grow high, then finishes by shutting your mouth and you swallow it. WOW! It was really cool to watch but the fire actually burned the inside of your mouth and my lips were really sore. We were all taking pictures of each other and the only one that actually had a good picture of them was Heather so for the photo, we all did another one. Wow did our mouths really hurt the next day. Oh well!! So we finished the night well and went to go to a club called Pandora’s Box. It was dead so we went and got a bratwurst and hit the hay.
We decided to go check out Vienna today. So, we got up early and headed into the old town on the metro. It was a pretty overcast day and it had been spitting all morning so we weren’t expecting it to be a good weather day. It was also quite cold out so we grabbed a Starbs and walked around the shops on the pedestrian road. It was a neat little street with lots of culture and street performers etc. So without much luck finding dresses we continued on to the palace. It was quite large and had a lot of different sections to it. The gardens were the prettiest part by far but at this point I was strangely feeling quite dizzy and lightheaded so we decided to head back. Nurse Heather being the great friend that she is, was quite concerned and followed behind me so as to catch me if I passed out. Haha! I’m sure that would have ended well!!! Once we got back to the room, I had a Gatorade, Advil and water and a little chill out time. After a shower and a little rest I was on my A game ready to hit up the town. We headed to a little restaurant that was recommended to us that served traditional Austrian food. Meaning schnitzel and sauerkraut!!! MMM!!! We saw what the schnitzel looked like and only one word can describe, ENORMOUS!! So we shared a schnitzel and a side of sauerkraut with some local beer to wash it all down. It was a really great meal; the potato salad that came with it was great too. Then we decided to check out Vienna nightlife. We had a map with a few spots on it so we decided to check them out. The first stop was an Irish pub, not a lot going on but we enjoyed a pint there anyhow. Then we decided to go to the Aussie pub since they always guarantee a good time. It was called the travel shack and immediately we were welcomed to shots and a loud roar of people having a good time. We grabbed some pints and decided to check out what was happening. The first table we saw, they had a contraption where you take a shot (not sure what it was, other than strong!)Then you snuff minty powder and then there is this “fan” like device that has like twine spinning that you put your nose near. It was quite an experience. There was an Aussie girl who bought us each a shot so we partook in the experience. It was definitely interesting. There was also a nail game, where you hammer the nails into a huge tree trunk...much like what we have played at K-W Oktoberfest. Then the Irish girls that we met suggested that we all do a Sambuca fire shot. So I was volunteered to go first! First you wet your mouth and lips, take the shot, go down on one knee and open your mouth wide. Then the bartender lights the shot in your mouth and shakes cinnamon in to make the flames grow high, then finishes by shutting your mouth and you swallow it. WOW! It was really cool to watch but the fire actually burned the inside of your mouth and my lips were really sore. We were all taking pictures of each other and the only one that actually had a good picture of them was Heather so for the photo, we all did another one. Wow did our mouths really hurt the next day. Oh well!! So we finished the night well and went to go to a club called Pandora’s Box. It was dead so we went and got a bratwurst and hit the hay.
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