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17th of September, Wednesday

I don't understand schoolbus ladies ... They moved the pickup time ... by five minutes ... from 6:35 to 6:28. Yes, if you did the math, you did more, than my buslady.
  School was short today. I only had 4 classes, then Kim picked me up, to take me to the Rotary meeting. She gave me a vest from yesterday's Rotary Golf Tournament (I heard it was nice), and she gave me 2 pins (my collection is getting really heavy). The meeting was fun, as always. And I'm not saying that, because a lot of the members read the blog. I'm really having a good time there. I taught them the word "Szívesen!", which is You're welcome in Hungarian, and I offered my workforce to raise money to my Discover America trip. We were encouraged on the first orientation to announce it in our club. I can babysit, wash cars, clean, cook and bake, but I haven't thought of anything else so far. If you have any ideas, all are welcome!
  After Larry took me home, I rested for a while, then I went to volleyball. The coach made us run in the corridors, and I didn't find it fun. But at the end, we played a competition kind of game, and that was good. I can't explain the rules, because I'm still not sure. No wonder our team didn't win (sorry girls!)
  Anne picked me up with Sun and DJ (Anne's grandson). We went to have dinner at a cute asian place close to the house. It was really traditional. I got a Pad Thai, which was really good, but I had a lot of leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.
  At home, we watched the finale of America's Got Talent. Matt Franco, a magician won. Then me and Herb watched the premier of a new series called Mysteries of Laura. It was really funny and entertaining. At home, I never watch TV, because it's in Hungarian obviously, and if it's not original, everything's dubbed, which I dislike. I have to download my episodes and movies. Here, the TV is in English, so I can watch my episodes there. Besides, I can't dowload here.