Wien -- Now we can understand

Hello hello again.  We had a great time in Györ with Nicole and her friends.  Saw the sights and sounds of the city, and went to club 96.4 -- which is just a bar, but they labelled it as a coffee & tea shop.  A thumping beat from the local DJ kept everyone going till around 2.  there were counter-culture Hungarians in the corner smoking pot, and others crazy dancing by themselves.  It was a good time.  There was also a traditional Hungarian festival going on the next night so we got to see lots of Hungarian dancing and singing.  We also met some of Nicole's friends from the Audi plant where she works.  And we met a lower boss who's actual name was ''Assman''.  It was awesome.  We couldn't say his name without laughing, which meant we couldn't talk to him at all.  Nicole was too nice to us the whole time.  She took us to a old monastery today before we left, and we got to see some more catholic coolness.  But we had to leave little Györ.  So we caught a train to Vienna (Wien) and thats where we are now.  we walked to our hotel, which is a little run down, but not bad at all.  We ate some turkish foods, and found an internet café.  So every thing is all cool.  Its nice to be in a country that we understand (bethany understands) a little of the language. 

We will see if these computers will allow picture transfers later. 

Miss you all.