Wow, crazy day yesterday. Three hours of seminar and three hours of hiking up the Acropolis. In Athens, I only sleep 4 hours a day, then take a nap around the afternoon for about 2 hours. People in here is like that... so I just follow the flow...I am actually quite exciting right now because we will be heading to a small village and meet the 'village people'. This place happens to be where my professor was born and grow up and literally no one speaks english a...

I'm just very greatful that I could encounter these people during this program. Preassumption always bring to a dead end I guess. I just came back from the top of the roof at the building that we are staying. All of us talked about a lof of personal stuff that I would've never imagine before. It was a very powerful conversation when the professor was not around I assumed. Even though there were discrepency in terms of people's life experiences and etc, but ...

Greek lesson, two days in a roll. I still doesn't know anything...well, some. Such as my name Στηβ. Obviously this mean Steve. Anyway, got to finish up another paper. Later

Learning Greek is hard, took a 8 hours lesson today and it still didn't really hit me. I finally got my sim card to work, which is quite amazing. I just find out that in Europe when you pick up a call from someone else, it doesn't count towards your own minuties. We will be leaving Athens on Thursday and head to the Village where no one speaks english over there, and we have to do our research over there. That's gonna be quite interesting..>.< I'm so hungr...

This place is so hot and so much to see. Very culture orignated, it is not anything that I've imagine before. My first impressiion reminded me of china. The streets with garbage around with broken buildings, as the matter of fact most of these so call "broken buildings" probably have been broken for like 200 years...hahaha. Anyway,...I feel like all of the sudden went back to the past. Food is great,...girls don't wear bras..also great... that's all i hav...