Europe, Day one

We made it. A close connection in D.C., a 7 hour flight to Frankfurt, Germany, and the hour and a half nap from Frankfurt to Budapest, Hungary have worn me out. We got off the plane, got our luggage and got on the bus from the airport to the hotel (this bus is not the same as the one from the rest of the trip). We got to the hotel and checked in, dropped our bags off in the room and went to lunch at a restaurant that my dad and I had visited in our last trip to Europe, and the food was as good as ever, Granted it was on the other side of the Danube and down a few bridges. After lunch we walked to the store across from our hotel to get some bread and cheese to have for dinner later. after resting in the room and recovering from the flight, we headed down to the lobby and went to the orientation and meet everyone thing and after that, went up to the room and watched Hungarian tv.

Starting a recount

As you know, I was in Europe with my dad and Ponyta for the last two weeks, and now it's time to tell you about it. Starting tomorrow, I will write my journal entries from Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary again as I wrote them the first time plus details that I missed before. See you tomorrow and comments are appreciated.

In Europe

Today I am in Bucharest, Romania. The Internet time is about to expire so I'm just checking in. Ta-ta!

A shout out to A Capella

As you all know, I like pokemon and I also find an A Capella every now and then enjoyable. This next video combines them both.





It's the pokemon theme for season one.

Try again

My last post wasn't to festive, so let's do this.

Happy birthday to me

Yes, it's my birthday and today I shall turn 13. It has also been a little more than a year that I have now had my blog so I guess I could say happy birthday to There's a Sprocket in my Pocket too! Thank you all for staying with me for a year. See ya later!

what computers can do

It is a well known fact that I am an avid Zelda geek. Because of this, I find myself going on YouTube and finding Zelda music. Here are two versions of the same theme, normal and 8-bit.













Nintendo, I'm sure, didn't produce an 8-bit version of the theme, a computer/Zelda geek did. Post ya later!