Spider Sillouette

I went to Hamburg yesterday for an interview. I thought the interview went horribly. During the interview I had to speak english a couple times. I was pissed at myself for that because I knew that I had the skeelz, I just wasn't capable of building german sentences yesterday. When that function is kaputt, I can't think of any of my vocabulary words and my pronounciation starts to sound more and more american than it already did (if that's possible). So that did not go well. And when I left, I felt like it all together went poorly. But then the guy who interviewed me sent me a follow-up email asking for more information, so maybe not as bad as I thought. Well, anyway, that was my little personal blurb for you...

I walked around Hamburg sooo much. It was great. I was exhausted. A) because I didn't sleep well the night before 2) because it was a lot of walking and iii) because the sun was very bright and that always makes me tired. I took naps in parks, read on stairs along the river/harbor, read in parks, took a few photos (still pissed at myself for my photographing technique...), and ate some of the crappiest food I have ever had. I thought I'd try this little fish joint along the harbor. I got a thing of fish and chips and it was decent, but it was soooo greasy that it was gross. And so greasy it gave me a headache.

In other news, the scar I have been trying to develop on my arm is coming along quite nicely. Also, I had two crazy-weird dreams last night. I won't go into too many details here, but it was awesome. Friends from the states, a catapult, a balcony of a beer garden, silly germans speaking english with my buddy and me, and some friends from Europe all came together to make a whole heck of a lot of awesomeness. Lets just say...its a lot of fun to shoot things with a catapult off of a balcony at unsuspecting people below. The other dream was even weirder but not quite as much fun. Also, its really awesome. Having read an article once from the Harvard Journal of medicine or something which says that we dream about what we are trying to put out of our minds, its easy to identify where my stress points are right now...what things I miss...etc.

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