Last day at Camp

The last day was in one word: violent. Pati, a little girl, unusually short for her age but going into second grade, got thrown in the head with a tennis ball by a really stupid boy named Gergö. After she went over to him a screamed straight into his ear, he pushed her over a short, mid leg-lenth wooden fence which resulted with a bleeding scraped knee. In tennis, we played a game where there was a soccer ball in the middle, and you had to pelt it with tennis balls to make it go over to the opponent's side. When it was rolling twards our line, he kicked it, and scored the other team a point. He was laughing his head off while the teachers yelled at him. When I was making an imprtant phone call, he walks by and suddenly throws himelf on the ground and screams, "She kicked me!" Can you believe the nerve of that boy? Horrible. That night we had a special Shabatt dinner, and this morning I went to Györi's apartmant. We are going to Papa's house after the girls wake up.

Third day at Camp

This day was exactly like he first, apart from the throwing up and the lunch, which was cauliflower soup, and pasta with chicken on top. I took two of those and we figured out that if you want more, you get more food on your plate than on your first serving. After camp, the REAL fun began. Viki took me and Dori to Westend, and we shopped for 2 hours, me getting one shirt form Promod. Mom, it ws sooo beautiful I just COULD NOT leave it there and it was on sale for a little more that 2000 and thats how much Mama gave me and Dori helped and I look soooo fabulous in it, its unbeleivable!!!
Dori got really cute sweatpants that you pull up to below your knees, which she could only get if I gave up my second peice of clothing and a really cute shirt. Paying me back (the pants were a BIT on te expensive side), she bought me a double-scoop ice cream, promised me that I could have them when they're too small on her, and we shard a soda during Made of Honor.
We took pics of ourselves on our phones, then I got dropped off. Ah, what a wonderful day!!!

Second day at Camp

Let's start with Tuesday: In the morning, we had tennis, then we relaxed a bit, we swam, taught people how to dive, and then we had lunch. Lunch was HORRIBLE. It wasn't the type of food that was bad, it was the way they made it. There was chicken soup, with noodles. It was waayy too salty, but we ate it, hungry as we were. But the second course was inedible. It was zöldbab fözelék with pörkölt, but both were too salty, and tasted bad altogether. After lunch, a little bit later, we went to a different pool, that was much bigger and we actually had to swim laps, unlike the pool at the other place. It was challenging, but in the end, fun. We went back to our regulr pool and played there some more. That was the day I got my cell phone, because there was a gyros place next to it and Feri bought me one. It was very yummy.

First day at Tennis Camp

I'm making ths shorter tha usual, so here goes: We arrived, I settled, we ate bread slices with ham, we played tennis, I made 3 new friends, we swam, I threw up, ate lunch: 2 bowls of tomato soup and pasta with cheese and sour cream. More tennis, pastry eating, more swim, phone buying, home. THE END!!! I'm sooo tired!!!

Ughh...Camp

Ugghh!! I have tennis camp tomorrow and it's gonna be like a million degrees outside!!! At least i have a pretty new racket <333!!!!

Peter, I really don't appreciate you being sarcastic like that. It's not nice.

Sunglasses and Flopsy Hats

I feel the need to respond to Kayla's comment on flopsy hat and sunglasses. Before we had that conversation, at Target, I was looking at a flopsy hat on sale, but deciding to buy it later, and we also went to Crossgates that day, looking for sunglasses, which we were informed would be on sale soon so we decided to wait. I did NOT steal any ideas, in fact, it proves that we have the same style and we think alike. And anyway, I don't steal ideas, but if I did, you should be flattered because that would mean I like your ideas and want to borrow them to my own advantage, which in your part, is basically helping people, and if you were Jewish, it would be doing a mitzvah.

Berries, Chocolate, Music, and Flyswatters

Today we got up nice and early, and went down to the countyside to relax a bit. I finished Holes, and also finished The Pretties. My grandma and I picked ribizli and put powdered sugar on them to make them sweeter. I also ate some chocolate and listened to music. I had my grandparents and a red flyswatter which I used to swat at flies kept me company. It was fun to be out of the city for a while, but I was just as glad to come back. Nobody's on AIM except for Ben and Kelsey, and maybe occasionally Jack and Elana (Yes, Mom, she has a SN, I just found out), so it's kind boring. Oh well. I'll live.
I'll write if anything interesting happens, which I hope it will.

Catching up

I forgot to add something from Wednesday: later that day we went to my aunt's house and saw my grampa. Yesterday, Thursday, we visited Juci and her girls, Dorka and Villó. They were soo cute!! Later that day we also went to Tesco, a big superstore, like Walmart, but a bit bigger. Today, I woke nice and early, 9:45, and Mama and I went to by some fresh fruits and veggies. We came back, and waited for Feri to come home. We ate Spaghetti Bolonese for lunch, and later today, at about 5:30 or 6:00, Viki will be coming for me to spend time with my Hungarian BFF, Dóri, who knew me since birth. I'm gonna show them the Crank Dat Kosha Boy video!!

Feeling at home

Well, people of my life, I am starting to feel at home here. Even though, technically, it is my home...but whatever. Yesterday was fun, I visited my 2 cousins, Hanna and Noe, and they were really cute! Hanna is 7 and Noe is 3. They are very mishcheivious, too! Mom, I got up at 11:30. You have to admit, it's still an improvment. Also, I had the BEST kifli for breakfast! I smothered it lightly in Nutella, and drank some tea. Today, the plan would be, if I understand correctly, that we are to go over to my aunt's house, and meet my grampa there too. What I need though, is white ballet flats. It's a necessity. Bye Mom, and whoever else reads this!!!

Relaxation at last...

Guess when I woke up today. Not this morning, oh no, definitley not. At 2. In the afternoon. That's right. I woke up at lunchtime. I'm at grandma'snow, but we are leaving.
TTYL!!

Hungarian Days

Ehmagod, I´m soo exhausted

You are probably wondering why I haven't written since the day we were supposed to leave, emphasis on the supposed to. What happened, anyhow, was this:
In the morning, we wake up, go about our day, and then, when it's time, leave to the airport. Nothing unusual hppened at the airport; it was the plane that was being weird. We get on the plane, so far everything is going fine. We're thinking, oh, at this rate we'be able to reach that 7:10 flight in no time. A while later, we thought, okay, maybe not the 7:10 one, maybe the 11:20 one. NOT A CHANCE. We missed both flights, and ended up sittting on the plane for nearly 6 hours. We finally got off, retrieved our baggage, and my dad came and took us home. The next day, which was Sunday, yesterday, we did the same things, except the flight to JFK Airport went at 2:10. That one was fine; we got there somewhat on time, but we definatley were'nt in a hurry, since our next flight was supposed to leave at 8:20 (more emphasis on the supposed to.). Yeah. No. That one went 3 hours late; not as bad as the other one, but still. The plane ride was succesful, and I am now here in the comfort of my grandparents' nice apartment.
That's it for now. Bye!!

Sadness

Ehmagod, I am so red from all the crying! We bought me a pretty purple tennis racket with a pink head cover. I didn't get my flopsy hat or oversized sunglasses yet, that we are getting tomorrow. It's late now, and we are going to watch a Hungarian movie. I really hate how we get jet-lagged, but now, instead of just me, my grandparents will be jet-lagged too. The Unity house thing was cute; I read to a little girl named Jada, who hugged me tight after the book i read to her. She brought me a new book to read, and I received a hug for that as well. Then we left. Dad took me shopping for my racket, and we only agreed on one. I liked the style, he liked the quality and how it was a good fit for me. I appreciate those things too, but I really like the purple swirls on it.
Keep you posted!

Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya, tomorrow

I can't believe that I'm leaving tomorrow!! I'm sad, too, but totally ecstatic! We're gonna download like, 2 or 3 movies onto my Ipod, and I'm putting on more songs! I have the Unity House thing today, where my GS troop is reading to small children. I'm reading, If You Give a Moose a Muffin.

TTYL!!!!

Before Hungary

I'm still not in Hungary, but I'm soooooo excited!!!!