I sold my car... to a girl in capris...

I'm really going! I booked all my flights yesterday to Prague, and also a night in London. I've even booked a hostel for the first night in Prague. It's so cute!! Here's a link: www.arpacayhostel.com if you're interested. The rest of the stay in Prague is at the University there, and we all stay in dorm-like apartments. I'm just going a day early, so I needed an extra night. On the weekend, we all go to Vienna and spend a full day there too. I'm still looking for a hostel in London, so if anyone knows of anything cheap, leave a comment. I've stayed in a hostel in London once before, but I really have absolutely no idea what it was called! Too bad because it was really fun. Hostels are really great because even if you stay in a room with 12 other people, you get to meet people from all over the world, and you can hear 10 different languages at any time in any room. My dad and I just realized today that my mom and I are actually on the same flight to Toronto! She is going to be meeting my dad in Romania and what a coincidence that we just happen to be taking the same connecting flight. So I guess I'll say goodbye to her in Toronto, when she flies off to Frankfurt, and me to London. What world travellors! This is certainly going to make finals go by easier, with something really great to look forward to.

Well on another note, I just sold my little Geo Metro for more than what we paid for it. Yippee! I am buying my aunt's little Sunbird, and it only has 98,000 kms on it. And the most important thing of all... AIR CONDITIONING! This is a true luxery, one I have never experienced in my own car before. I am thrilled that it has this. Also I have really missed having a 5 speed manual. Automatics really don't cut it for me. So after all my complaining of my stupid gutless automatic crappy defroster Geo Metro, I am finding that I'll actually miss the little piece of crap. I made sure that a suitable buyer got her. A girl, about 17 years old bought it. Well her dad bought it, but that is besides the point, she'll be the one driving it. I am glad I could pass along my friend the Geo to her (even though she was wearing capris...I'm such a hyprocrite), because she will really like it. Except when she remembers that Saskatchewan is a desert in August. And when she goes to defrost the back window and realizes she has to keep her finger pressed on the button if she wants to actually see out the back. Hehe. I forgot to tell her that. But when I bought it, they forgot to tell me that too, so I'm just passing it along. So I guess my dad is flying to Calgary next weekend to up my new/old car. And its red. HOT!

Well, I'm off to go hibranate in the library at school. Books, books, books. Sigh.