Driving school, work

I decided I won’t write everything what happened in summer. It doesn’t matter. It was good, the Maiden shows were awesome. I wrote a review to the Lawbreakers’ Pub (few days after the part I what I wrote to the blog – previous post).

I was in Levice yesterday, I had to drive in a bigger city, because I will make my exam drive and exam test on 2nd October.
I arrived home at about 4:30 PM and I had to go to the Galeri Pub. I was late, so I had to start my work immediately. I arrived home 3 hours later, when I could eat my dinner. I was very hungry… I didn’t eat a lunch yesterday.

I talked with my girlfriend and with my friends on Skype, but I went to sleep early (11 PM), I was very fucking tired.

Prague (6-9 August)

I was in Prague first time this summer. Not just a little holiday of course. I went there with my friends just because we really wanted to see the best Heavy Metal band ever, the Iron Maiden! Sorry for this late post, but I wanted to listen to the bootleg and read Rod’s Diary first. And I’m extremely lazy too…

My two friends I from my city (George and David) and two guys (Mate – I knew him, we organized this holiday – and Zsolti) from Budapest, Hungary went to Prague by train, and Adam (from Budapest too) by bus – he arrived later. We arrived at about 1 PM, caught a metro and went to the Prague Holiday office, where we got our apartment keys and maps, and we walked to our apartment, it wasn’t so far from the office. That was a funny situation when we got lost. We couldn’t find our damned apartment, because on our keys were Lipova 2. We thought this is our street number but it wasn’t… Thanks to these helpful guys in Prague, they told us we have check the address on the voucher, so we could find the apartments, which was on the middle of the street. We went directly to the fourth floor, the Hungarian guys to the third floor of the building, and we entered our very nice apartments.

I guess you know, what was our next to-do. Sightseeing, of course. We went to the Wenceslas Square first, because that was the nearest famous place to our apartments. Then we went to find some place where we could drink some famous Czech beer (actually I can drink Czech beer every day here in Slovakia, but that’s not the same). We found a little pub where the waitress couldn’t speak English, so Dave asked the beer in Slovak (I don’t speak Slovak so well, despite I live in Slovakia). I decided to find the Hell’s Bells Rockin’ Pub. It’s close to the metro station Andel. It’s a very cool place, good beer, nice waitress (called Katka), who brought us beer right when we drank the previous one. We didn’t have to ask one more. Actually we couldn’t stop her… After two or three beers each we payed and went back to our apartments by metro, I’ve had a shower and we went out to continue the sightseeing. We walked to the Charles Bridge, and that was beautiful. I bought a pizza, and we went back to the apartments by metro (maybe by the last one). I tried to eat my pizza, but that was absolutely uneatable, so I could eat just a half pizza…

On the second day we continued the sightseeing in that beautiful city. Afternoon I had to check my e-mails (yes, I’m a geek…), I found a place where I could do that. I sent a mail to my mom, and I found a great music shop, but it was late and the shop was closed when we came back, so we went to the Hell’s Bells again. I sent a text to Adrienne (who came to Prague from New Jersey), and I told her where the Hell’s Bells is. She and Jouke (from Netherlands) came to the Andel, George and I went to there to show them where the Hell’s Bells is exactly (it was hard to find also to us first). We drank a lot of beer that evening, and after that we went to our apartments with Ade and Jouke, where we drank beers, Peach and Jack Daniel’s. That was fun, I was a little bit drunk. When Ade and Jouke left, we went down to let them out, but Dave told me he stays in the apartment. But he came down and forgot the keys… we locked ourselves out, so we were sleeping in the other apartment that night.

Morning we went to the office and asked keys, came back and opened the door. I had to bring the keys back to the office, but the others didn’t come with me. There was a brewery called U Fleku (from 1499) on the other side of the street. I went into there (one beer costs over 2 €), so I drank just one beer. But that was amazing, its color was like the Guinness. I met there with a couple of guys from Hungary, including Farm, who I added to my contacts on MSN. He goes to that university which I want to go to, so we had a good chat. I asked his cell phone number, and we left, because I had to go back to the apartments, the others waited for me. After we visited the music shop, we went to the train station to buy our tickets and reservations, and when we went back, it was time to go to the gig! We got there by tram filled with Maiden fans from everywhere (also from Hungary), so almost everyone of these strangers seemed to be our friend, we talked to each other, it was a very good feeling. The stadium was huge and up to date. We had to wait just 10 or 15 minutes for Lauren. The people say she isn’t talented. I think she is, she just isn’t ready for these huge gigs. I listened to her music also on her MySpace, and I have to say it’s much better than her live performance. I think she’ll be much better in few years. And if not… she is one of the most beautiful girls in Britain…

To be continued on the Lawbreakers’ Pub…

Lazy guy

Sorry, I am extremely lazy to write something I promise I’ll write a long story about this summer, because it was very eventful. Actually I have this blog just because I want to practice the English language. Maybe someone cares about this, maybe not… nevermind

I was in Prague this summer and I’ve seen Iron Maiden twice (Prague and Budapest). Fantastic shows, 8th August 2008 was the best day of my life so far. I’ll write a story to the Lawbreakers’ Pub about them, I’ll maybe post it also here or just a link, I don’t know yet… I’m in school right now, I’ll get home about at 5:30 pm, I have lots of homework, etc.

Concerts

We had two concerts with our new band called Jedis. We played in a little village. We played All My Loving (The Beatles), American Idiot (Green Day), Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry), Little Richard (Illes – Hungarian band) and Boldog Szep Napok (Beatrice – Hungarian band too). The audience liked us, and we’ve got an invitation to another one event on the next Saturday. We went to that event without rehearsals but we played well. We played the same songs as before and also two Hungarian songs called 8 ora munka (Beatrice) and Ki visz haza (Bikini). We had free food and drink, so we got drunk after the concert (actually I drank also on the concert – two beers and two Napoleons). We decided to make a band with this line-up: Lord – vocals and guitars, Joker – drums, me – bass guitar. And our name is Jedis. There was a guy who took some photos. Here they are:

10 days

I drove a motorcycle (Adams JL-125C), so it’s okay. I rode a horse today, it was good, the only problem is my right leg pains. It’s terrible, I can’t walk normally. I’m tired, so I just show you a video. Amazing. It’s a medley from the Metro-Illes-Omega superconcert in 2001.

Last days

I drove 4 times! In the driving school is a Fiat Punto Diesel. Not bad, but it’s a little bit small. But no problem, we have a Volkswagen Passsat Variant 1.9 TDi, which is pretty big

Tomorrow I will drive a motorcycle (125 ccm)

In the last few days I listened to Hungarian metal and rock music, for example Omega, Ossian, Bikini, Edda. They’re damn good! You have to listen to them!

Here is an Ossian song called ‘Ejfeli lany’ (Midnight Girl):

Yesterday, today…

Yesterday morning, when I woke up, I told my mum that I don’t go to school, because I had to go to the doc, because I had to had her sign the medical papers for my driving license. I downloaded the new Blaze album (don’t worry, I’ll buy it), and added to my iPod. The doc checked me up, signed the papers and I could go home. I listened to The Man Who Would Not Die on my way. That’s great, I love it. I’ll write a review on the Lawbreakers’ Pub after the official release.

So I was at home almost the whole day, and watched House M.D. and South Park.

Today morning I woke up and told my mum that I don’t go to school, just because I don’t want. So I was at home until 12:30 PM, when I went to the school, because my girlfriend was there. We went to a elegant pub. She was tired, so we didn’t talk so lot.

I talked with my mom, so I’ll have also driving license type A. I want to go to Dublin at 10th October to the Blaze concert with my friend from Budapest

Driving school

I was late a little bit from the school, but that wasn’t a problem. The problem was that I missed at home 8 books (8 of 26) what I had to give back to school (in Slovakia we don’t have to pay for the books, the school owns them). I went home and I found 7 of them so I went back to school.

Finished the school at 11:30. I went to the Galeri Pub at 1:00 PM and we played pool billiard with my two friends. I had to go to the driving school at 3:00 PM. That was good. I will drive a car this Friday at 4:00 PM, so leave the streets in my city

Yesterday and Today

Yesterday afternoon after the Formula 1 we went to a nearly village where is a swimming pool. I met there with my ex-girlfriend, we talked and played a lot together in the pool. It was good to see her again.

Then I talked with my grandpa in their garden, we drank his wine, I haven’t seen him for a long time.

When I got home, I chatted on MSN and Skype, checked my mail, and my stuff as always. My girlfriend was offline, because her Internet connection lost. I hope she’ll be online today. I fell asleep about 1:30 AM and I woke up at 7:00 AM. God, you can’t imagine how tired I was morning after this 5.5 hours of sleep after the 3-days vacation.

Today was in the school of course, but it’s almost the end of the year, so we didn’t learn, just tried to make the Hungarian language and literature graduation test. I didn’t learn for the test, because it’s not the real graduation, it will be just next year. I made it for 64.06%, so I did it

I met with my girlfriend, we talked a lot in the school, etc. Maybe we can’t meet tomorrow, because i have to go to driving school and have to drink some beer with my friend (I promised him). She’s occupied too tomorrow, so it’s OK.

I checked my marks on the web (homepage of my school), I got 5 ‘1′-s (‘1′ is the best mark, ‘5′ is the worst) and 8 ‘2′-s, so my average is 1.615. That’s pretty good I think.

Vacation

My class and another one class were on a 3-days trip in Hungary. We went to Sopron on the first day. We visited the Eszterházy-castle in Fertõd (near to Sopron). That was nice and the travel guide told us lots of interesting stuff. We went to our apartments and put down our stuff. Then we went to Fertõrákos and we swam in the lake called Fertõ-tó, and after that we went back to Sopron.

We drank at night, but not too much. I didn’t drink, just a little bit of peach. Didn’t feel it. I went to sleep about at 3 a.m. We went to the city in the morning, we bought some stuff in TESCO, etc. So afternoon we visited Széchenyi’s crypt in Nagycenk. We went to take a quick tour near to the village called Velem. It was on a hill, and we saw lake Balaton. We spent our night in Kõszeg. God, these apartments were really good! We drank again, I didn’t drink so much, just a couple of Vodkas and a little bit of Becherovka. Our ex-singer ate my poker cards that night LOL Third day we went to the city, where we shot with bow (about 25 shots), ate our lunch, and we went home. We stopped in Gyõr, but it wasn’t so interesting. Just ate two hamburgers in the McDonald’s and drank a fuckin’ expensive beer in a sqaure where we could see the replay of the Germany-Portugal match on a huge canvas. Arrived home at 7 p.m. and went to sleep at midnight.

P.S. We have seen the Croatia-Turkey match. I lost 1000 Forints, because a placed a bet on Croatia… fuckin’ turkeys