On the other hand, it's also natural that you'd feel somewhat like the odd kid in the block, I mean, you are a foreigner and a long way from home, experiencing another culture, you might feel lonely I guess, I'm sure you miss your family and friends from Poland and all that adds up to feeling like an outsider of sorts and I think you probly live alone in an apartment or at best in a dorm with other students that you don't really relate to or do not see eye to eye with. Dunno, being somewhat of a loner myself I can somewhat relate to what you are talking about, but it's always good to try to make the best out of the contact you may have with others, specially if you're experiencing a different culture. Do I sound cliched now??? =p

Well yeah, I do like Coldplay, although their last CD seems to be crappy. Dunno, not trying to pose for a douchebag or something, but a duet with Rihanna, really??? u.u. But all their other albums up to Viva, I do like a lot. Rammstein are also pretty cool. They have a song in spanish (my native language) called Te Quiero Puta, which translates as I love You Bitch, really funny stuff. And well, having lived in the states as a kid and in my early teens I'm aware of the individualism of certain American folks...it's kinda they're all nice and sweet on the surface but you don't know how much of that is true. Although I guess it also depends on the people who make up your circle of acquaintances as well as the perception that you may have of them. Anyways. What are people like in Poland?? Are they authentically friendly and outgoing for the most part???

You a party animal eh??? Well, I'm a rather laid back bloke, but I do "cave in to peer pressure" when the time calls for it and still do my fair share of escapades. In any case all I can tell you is have some patience and sooner than you think you'll be back home and ready to get even. Besides, I only wish I'd been to DM or U2 concerts like you recently have. Really, how many people can claim to that. So it really isn't that bad if you look at it from that perspective. n.n

Oops, my comment didn't post. Anyways, I can only concur that Europe is probly more fun because you go there when you're on break from your classes, whereas life in Seattle is work and study, but once you're done you'll probly look back at it with a sense of nostalgia. I left college around 4 or 5 years ago and I do have fond (and somewhat fuzzy) memories of having a lot of fun getting wasted (and in a few ocassions stoned) with friends while there. ;)

hahah...can't be more boring than mine. All work and very little, if any fun. See, here I am on a Saturday evening at home viewing videos on youtube instead of say at the movies or at a bar having drinks. At least college life is anything but boring, which I assume is your case, isn't it???

Oh!!! You changed your channel's layout already??? I',m keeping mine for as long as I can. I know eventually Youtube will impose the new design on mine also, but until then, I'm keeping what I like.

So how's thing's been???

Hi there!!! Happy New Year. XDDD

M

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hope everything is good with you? Come watch the new European tour promo video. (don't watch if you hate lasers)

btw....I'm really digging the Portishead song you faved. Not a big fan of them. but they have their brilliant pieces here and there. XDD