No longer homeless.

There are two given factors any time Mallory studies abroad:
1. Her power converter will be a piece of crap.
2. Her bed will inevitably be broken.
This morning I checked out of my hostel and took a cab to my flat. After unpacking all my stuff, I took a bus to the local mall. It took me like a month to find the mall in the Czech Republic. Everything here is just so easy!! Anyway, I bought a power converter for my laptop (no worries dad, you don't have to send me one), an alarm clock, a cell phone, a hair dryer and a straightened. I now have a flat, a phone number and friends. I'd say I'm a well established lady!!

The pictures above are obviously of my flat and flat mates. Milo (in blue) is from Serbia, Zarko (in black) and Ezgi (in red) are from Montenegro. They are all Erasmus students studying Economics at the University of Ljubljana.

I got home and started getting settled. The best part about having guy flat mates. . they fix everything! Milo set up my cell phone and Zarko hooked up my power converter for my laptop. They all tried to fix my bed. Our landlord is coming on Tuesday to look at the bed. WHY MUST THE BED ALWAYS BE BROKEN??

Tonight we all went out to dinner at a "mexican" place. The nachos were recognizable, but most entrees included turkey meat. They did have real sour cream though. After dinner we had coffee in the old part of Ljubljana. I'll have to take some pics there later.

The past couple of days I have really tried to get everything accomplished, so I haven't had any time to just do nothing. Last night I did go out with this Australian guy from my hostel. We were talking and ended up joining up tables with a few Slovene students. They're in the Law Faculty at the University of Ljubljana. Anyway, we exchanged facebooks and I hope to hang out with them again.