Totally awsome blog day written by Collin Green and it's not a day late

Friday started.

    

    Two hours later a small group left in the early hours of the morning to go hike. They walked more than one mile (10 miles) yonder. I have heard rumors that Gavin fell on the hike many times. 

(Gavin)

    A few hours later, the rest of us (including me, the author Collin Green), woke up and ate breakfast. I (Collin Green, the author) ate with Nicholas (pictured below), Professor Berliner, and Jerry. We had a long conversation about something I don’t remember. Right after I walked to a bakery nearby to buy some bread to make a sandwich (this is important, remember this). 

(Nicholas)

    Soon after we went to school to learn. We learned about math that morning. We learned about the Quadratic Reciprocity Law. This is a great theorem that makes our (Collin Green and fellow students) lives much easier. 

    Right after class we had a break for lunch before the second lesson of the day. I ate my sandwich I made in the morning (I hope you remembered, it was a good sandwich). With the remaining lunch time, Emily, Nicholas, TJ, and I (Collin Green still), played euchre. He said he was confused the whole time, but he still won often. 

    Now it’s time for our Hungarian lesson!!! We unsuccessfully learned about how to say many different foods, and how to buy food at a market. We watched a short play of Bence and Emese buying food to demonstrate, where I did not learn very much. We then traded totally real and edible fabric fruits and vegetables.

    After school, Emily, Josiah, Gordie Novak and I (maybe Collin Green) went to the big Lidl to buy some food to make into dinner. There we met a very strange old guy who was looking for pineapples. When we pointed him toward the pineapples he stated loudly to the store “No, those are real pineapples! I want canned pineapples”. He then proceeded to talk to Emily, Gordie, and I for a long 5 minutes while we stood waiting in line. He didn’t find his pineapples waiting in line with us. 

    Unlike the last time you heard from Gordie and I, Gordie and I made dinner. While it was rushed, it turned out to be very good, with lots of leftovers. Later that evening many of us went to the prosecco cruise, which is a great sightseeing cruise up and down the Danube. On the cruise they offer unlimited lemonade and water, and they don’t offer anything else. We got to see parliament lit up at night. Pictured below is me and Dan in front of parliament. 

 

(Food cooked by me this time)

(Prosecco cruise)

    It was very peaceful the rest of the night with no other events. Thank you for reading. This was written by Collin Green. Over and out.

Tiredly,

Collin Green