Today

Today I went to school with Verno and Damian. They still aren't out yet. But they will be soon. It's so different. In the States, anyone can sit in on a class right? Here that's not exactly the case. Vern and Damian had to ask if it was ok if I stayed with them. In at least one class. The other they didn't care about so they didn't care to ask te teacher if it was ok. I just stayed there. It's a lot like high school tho. The schedule is the same as ours. You're not stuck in the same building from 8 til 3. But the building itself was not like a college campus. It was one building. It seemed completely different for some reason. In their English class, the subject was genetically engineered food. The teacher kept asking me all kinds of questions. It didn't bother me too much. The biggest problem Vern's classmates have is courage to speak. You can tell they know it, just are afraid of their pronunciation and the like. After a while the teach just tolf the students to ask me questions. The one question I was kinda expecting was asked. Except he didn't ask in English. He asked in Polish and Vern and Damian translated. The question was "Are events like prom true to the movie American Pie? Is prom really like that?" I expected that question at some time during my trip. I said my school was not like that entirely. Some places are like that, some are not.

Ok Ray this one is for you. One of Vern's friends at school asked me if I had heard of this movie. What movie? Brain Donors!!!!!! Of all the movies ever made in America, I was asked about Brain Donors!!!!!!! I said of sourse I do. My cousin was in that movie. He was the dancer. He said Ballet? I said yes. I couldn't believe it.

One thing I've noticed. There are no clocks. Everyone has a watch. But there is only like one clock in the whole apartment. One in her parent's apartment. There aren't any in the businesses. They are busy people but have very few clocks. I'm always wondering what time it is.

Well, I think that's all for now.
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