Budapest, Day Two

This will be CONDENSED SOUP! I need to catch up!

Budapest Day Two was spent with new friends, our room mates whom we had gone out to the club with the night before. Most notably among this group was Paul, a boy from Canada whom one can only describe as... artificially cultured. He called all of us females "girls," including Jen, who had a good ten years on him. Everything he did seemed very affected, and though he was a nice person, Erika and I couldn't help but find him hilarious.

That day, we all went out to visit Budapest Castle, and to walk through the park, which was a bust due to MASSIVE amounts of mosquitos. We just relaxed that night, and Erika and I had a long conversation with Jen about China, where she is currently working, though she is originally American. Apparently, as a foreigner in China, the censorship is so bad that, in order to have English TV news channels, the police have to come to your house to verify that you are allowed to watch the news. Crazy.

Prague is forthcoming tomorrow!