A Rather Cold Day

Today it rained. Quite a bit actually, thank God for my rain jacket my host family made me buy! XD

During class today, my stomach decided it wanted some attention, unfortunately my physics class was a fairly silent bunch and my stomach's performance resounded around the room. You could hear the clock ticking in it's intermissions.
I am certainly fitting the "Strange Exchange Student" stereotype.

I have a theory that all Physics teachers are a little bit strange, but cool at the same time. Just thinking back to my physics teachers in high school, every single one of them was classified as cool, but were always a little different. Turns out my possible theory is present here too! My physics teacher is very cool, but, just a little bit weird.
During his explaining of something in class, he randomly flicks to English and says to the class "Are you understand?" Now, he speaks perfect English, so he was faking being fob, and then he continued with "Solly, but my Engrish is not so vely bad".  Well, it made me laugh. :)

Here's something random that we were doing in art. Nothing amazing, but from what I can tell, the teacher only wanted us to superimpose the man (who happens to be some famous Finnish poet/writer) into the classroom.

We had Finnish class in Turku today, so me and Kiwi rode our bikes. In the rain. But it wasn't that bad when I consider the price of a one way bus ticket. To take the bus into Turku, perhaps a 15minute ride, is 3 euros 30. That's about $4.55 for ONE way, from school to Turku. You also have to pay the same to go back, but because I can get the bus to go by my house it's actually ~$5 to go the extra 3 minutes to my house from Turku. A DAILY ticket for ALL Melbourne public transport in the suburbs and the city for the WHOLE day is like, $5.80 for a concession. That's about 4 Euros 20. And here, that's nearly what you pay for for ONE 'one way' trip.
Sorry for my little money rant.

Class was actually educational, and then we sat in a place called 'Arnolds' which sold bagels. We sat there for a very long time with some other exchanges and discussed life, and other fascinating topics. That was a really nice conversation. :D
Then to the Library, where either an extremely drunk or quite severely mentally retarded man sat near us chatting to his invisible friend. Loudly. And then he started singing, loudly. It was all very distracting, but kind of entertaining.
Then I rode home and ate chocolate.
:)

That, is all.