how my summer went like number one

Here are some of Kate's Lovely photos from our trip! Hooray! First we went to Budapest, where we stayed on delicious Dobrentei utca at a hostel named BudaBase. The hostel owner was a little man who seemed old though he was only thirty with bad teeth and a tiny voice. His name was Gabor. If I acquire a photo of Gabor I'll be sure to share. Anyway:Budapest is a very studly city with many churches. Here we are in an medieval cemetery! Autotime was a very helpful technological feature in this trip. Otherwise, all group shots would have been taken at arm's length.

This couple was perhaps our favorite of the trip. We deem their style "quintessential Europe."

These Scottish brothers made our hearts warm. They called us legends and taught us the phrase "crapchat."

This kid is a crapchat. On the bright side, beer in Hungary is cheap!

Next, we went to Split. Split was boring and we hung out with a desperate chat named Matt. The coolest part about Matt was that he had a really badass scar across his chest from the time he got knived in Rome. It sounded like he got knived for being a douche. Anyway, we left Split ASAP and decided to go to the island of Vis.
On the ferry we sat across from the bartender at the coolest club in all the island of Vis. He insisted we stay in his hometown, Komiza which was a great choice. He wore man capris and when we saw him last, he wore a red shell necklace from which he hung his mirrored wrap around sunglasses. He was the king of the island.

In Dubrovnik, men often wore nautical outfits.

Another titillating couple.

I liked them too.

In Croatia, the house wine was of good value.

We met these three young adults on the ferry to Vis as well. Behold Joe from Montana, and our two Germans Martin and Michel. We found them later in Dubrovnik where they cooked us dinner.

A brief ferry stop in Italy:
UNCANNY RESEMBLANCE.

Two overnight ferries later we were in Greece! For a few days we stayed in an awful corner of Corfu filled with English people's villas. It was not a hellenic time, however we did have hot water in the showers, tasty meals, and my wonderful cousins.
The one in the goggles is my aunt.

In Athens we saw much marble.

This is the tower of the winds. How kind of a fellow tourist to take this photo of us!

On Kate's last night we visited an outdoor cinema. What fun!

Zbogem! Artemis
PS Please give me things with which to decorate my dorm room.