although they do seem to consume a lot of fast food, i now have a finer impression of kentucky-ans. or whatever they're called. a week ago i had a girl from kentucky at my house for three days. she was visiting europe with people to people. personally, i think three days is not enough for austria. and she might think that too. she was about the only one at my school who seemed interested and didn't hang around apathetically (if that word does exist in english... if not, whatever.) she was great. we had lots of fun, and it kinda proved that you don't really need a whole lot of time to form a friendship. and now i also kinda know where kentucky is on the map of usa. there seem to be people who can't even find their own state, or so i've been told.
two weeks ago or something like that. but i guess you've read all about that on mig's blog already. it was kinda scary, especially when i was lying on the floor and i knew somewhere that i was going to forget how to breathe and couldn't do anything about. absolutely nothing. not even tell anyone, because i couldn't think or find out who was who or what was what or form sentences. i couldn't think, i only felt things deep inside me. i guess those are things that we normally ignore because of outside influences or whatever. it was also pretty interesting, but i think i have already forgotten too much of the experience. which is too bad. i remember i had two thoughts spiralling faster and faster in my head, and they were both "final", but the one excluding the other, but both equally true. i think they had something to do with death and life. i also remember thinking, i have to tell them later about that, way cool. but now, malheureusement, i can't recall the exact thoughts.
and i had a big fat moskito (or something else) bite on my butt when i came out of the hospital.