Groundhog's Day!

I am missing my first American Holiday.
I've been away from home for holidays before, but always where I could still celebrate it, at least to a certain extent.
So, I wish you a happy Groundhog's day! O Punxsutawney Phil and Buckeye Chuck, emblem of American oddness, i miss you!

Snow is falling quickly this morning and there are icicles hanging outside of my window. Pretty soon I'll have Christian Marriage and Foundations of Ethics and then freedom! (or rather study time!)

Budapest this past weekend was so great. This might sound silly - or just not make sense - but it made me want to go to Russia, where it is even snowier and more Eastern.
Even though the snow made our feet wet and my face cold, I'm glad it was so snowy and not just grey and cloudy. Going to the Turkish baths in the snow was so fun. I mean it was just like being in a big hot tub, warm water etc., but it was so much better. Plus, the architecture was great to look at (see picture).
A lot of the churches has mosaics on the outside and gems on the steeple and roofs. There was a statue of St. Elizabeth of Hungary at the church we went to (yay). Plus, my first experience of staying in a hostel could not have been better. Ok, More later!