So, in the interest of catching up, and getting everything blogged, I'm going to just skim the week and a half.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (other than Wednesday night Art History) I didn't have class or Service-Learning, but I did have a lot of homework to catch up on. Thursday was normal with regards to classes, meaning Econ and Late Antiquity, and I discovered I had an Econ group presentation on the day of Thanksgiving. Joy.
Friday, my friend Tristan and I powered through our vacation plans. Tristan is a friend of mine from the US, who is serving in the US army, stationed in Germany right now. We had previously made plans to go on vacation together the weekend before thanksgiving, but our plans so far had amounted to four places we wanted to go. By the end of our 5 hour session, we were making airbnb reservations. (Hence the pictures of me)
Friday was relatively uninteresting, although I did go to a birthday party of another student. She's actually in Hungary through a different program. She lives in the same dorm as us, but is only auditing one of the professor's courses, and so is a bit detached from the rest of us. (She does go on all the excursions). I was the only other Calvin student who came, but she had lots of friends from the church she is going to (Danube) and is on the worship team at. We got dessert at a relatively fancy place. It was good. (small plate, fork, and napkin, not giant glass)
Not much happened over the weekend that I remember. Doing homework and preparing for the trip to Poland, I suppose. The Lions won another nailbiter.
The election dominated Monday-Wednesday. I didn't sleep Tuesday night, and ended up staying up to watch the results come in. I finally went to bed when Trump had a 90% chance of winning. It was crazy. I went to sleep a couple hours before I would normally have gone to service learning (I obviously didn't go). But I didn't have long to dwell on it, for early Thursday morning, we left for Poland.
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