After a month running around in Europe, I found that I was so amazed by the power of language. Very very much so. By saying that, I didn't mean English or some other particular language but all kinds of them. German, Italian, British-English, Slovakian, Hungarian, even French, and all others that I've been hearing in the past 4 weeks. They are fascinating, indeed. It's also fun to see so many people don't even give a shit to the "world language".

Well, when I was in elementary school I was even thinking learning English is such a stupid shit. But now I feel like I am willing to conquer more of them. To be tri-lingual or qua-lingual or whatever is the goal for now. Probably I will choose Italian and Spanish for the next a few years. This is exactly the spirit of traveling, which is keeping yourself open-minded. To see the past and the future not just some pretty stuff. John Dillinger said, it' not important that where you came from, the important is where you are going for. I realized that my mind 'd never been as open as now. Like I was never interested in Latin culture at all and would never touch down there. But now I am planning on setting my foot in the Latin world as my next adventure. Not Mexico but lower, like Chile or Peru. Well, I guess seeing the world is really what I am doing in my 20s.

Some times you meet people during your trips. That also helps. You 'll see how others explore the world. I was surprised that I met a few from a lot of different corners in the world this time. Although I still don't like to be tied to a group, occasionally meeting people is a blast. And I found German girls are really beautiful, like gorgeous, stylish-oriented, not like American girls who are slutty-oriented. LOL. Once again, the spirit, open your mind.