Day 3: Vienna

6 am:
ended up getting a Shepherd's Pie for dinner and it was supreme. I fricken love shepherd's pie. I would become a shepherd if it meant i could eat that all the time. Although sheep are kindy creepy...they're like walking clouds that sound like Chewbaca. Anyway, after dinner i met a really nice couple my age from Chicago and we ended up hanging out at the hostel, drinking and sharing travel stories. We met up with a bunch of other Americans and starting comparing countries and I was absolutely shocked to find out that Americans don't have ketchup chips (gasp!). I know, it makes my heart cry too. I feel sorry that they have been denied the wonder that is the ketchup chip. Decided not to go out since I had to be up at this ungodly hour and I was actually quite tired from travelling. I stayed up till about 2 anyway and woke up two hours later to get ready for my flight. I'm currently in the airport getting ready to fly to Vienna. Austria...land of Hitler and Schwarzenegger...here i come!

12 pm:
The flight was really good. Took less than two hours and it was smooth flying. EasyJet turned out to be a good choice. It was raining when i got in but it looks like it might be stopping. The hostel here is awesome! Wombats is a great hostel chain (i stayed with them in Berln last year). Both are equally impressive. I'll be hitting up the WomBar tonight for sure! I just checked in now and met a German guy in my room (I forget his name already). Off to see the city!

5:00 pm:
Just did 5 hours of walking! My legs are crying. The street our hostel is on is one huge shopping street. It was packed. It had your typical stores like H&M and Zara but i think my favourite store was Sexy Looks which sold fahionable sex clothes and accessories. And people don't think of it as any different than any other clothing store. Europeans are just so much more relaxed about these things. I saw the Museum Square which was gorgeous, the Parliament buildings, Liechenstein Palace, the Spanish Riding School, Peterskirche, St. Stephans Cathedral, the Opera house, Karlskirche, and the Naschmarkt. Sooo many things to see. Its a beautiful city and there's always something going on outside: outdoor concerts and BBQs, fuseball tournaments, dancing etc. I just had some Bratwurst sausage (delicious!!). I'm going to take a quick nap now since i'm exhausted but i need to get up at 6 because that's when happy hour starts at the bar!