Heaven or Hell

Yesterday I woke up and for the first time in the entire trip, I felt hungover. For some reason Vitznau is a bigger party than all of the places we visited. The night before, Dee and I drank a lot of wine and had some serious DP's (Dance Parties) throughout Vitznau and the school. We even got Gary Anderson (Head of housing and life) to come out on his balcony in his robe to tell us in his fierce British accent that we needed to be quiet.

So, not feeling so hot, I kind of moseyed around all day until lunch. Dee, Hugo and I had signed up for "Service" the night before, so we had to sit in the designated area and get served to by one of the students. It was the girls first time ever doing it so it was extremely slow! I was so hungry that I ended up just eating a ton of bread. To add to the humor of the situation, the food was terrible.

About 2 hours later, Dee, Jeanne and I took the ferry to Luzerne. My lab top battery mysteriously broke when I was away in Amsterdam, so my computer only works when it is plugged in the wall. The cord is also broken, so any slight movement un-plugs the darn thing.

One of our missions in Luzerne was to take it to Data Quest, which has Mac specialists. Due to the fact that I don't have my receipt from when I purchased the battery, the man wouldn't give me a new one. The rest of our time in Luzerne was filled with 2 hours of accomplishing absolutely nothing. Dee forgot the train tickets, so we couldn't do that. There was a long line at H&M, so I couldn't buy pants for Geneva...kind of a big waste of time, but we had fun nonetheless. When the three of us are together, it's pretty much non-stop laughter.

When we got back, I took a nap and got up just in time for dinner. After dinner, Sonny, Dee, Jeanne, Hugo, and a bunch of other students met on the roof and played beer pong and flip cup. It was a bit make-shift, but very fun. We were up there until the sun set and it was too dark to see. It was a spectacular sun set once again!


Last night, DCT hosted a "Heaven or Hell" dance in which people were to dress up as devils or angels. Deirdre and Jeanne were devils, and we had a fun time making horns out of plastic bags, a staff out of a broom stick and a headband etc... I was an angel (I was the only one at the party)...I wore a pretty dress, made wings out of two hangers and some white tissue paper, a halo out of a hanger, tissue paper and a paperclip, and Paulina let me borrow her white boa.




I stayed up 'till 3:30 with Ros in the lobby of the school where he was playing me Russian music. I gave him a taste of country- my all time favorite, and that was the night.

I am very glad I stayed this weekend. It looks like it is going to be a sunny day and brunch is in 30 min =) Hope it's yummy!