Today is my last day in Amsterdam. The people in this city are so wonderful and curious about who you are and what you are doing here. The hostel is full of lovely people as well, and finding friends to spend your time with was not hard to do. People have lovely stories, and its quite a trip to get an impression of America through the eyes of someone who has never been there. Although, the city is quite a lot to handle. It isn't a hustle and bustle place like New York per se, but it is so hectic and in your face it gets a little bit intense. So yesterday we rented bikes, and spent the day riding around and laying in Vondelpark, a huge park full of streams and beautiful Dutch people. We have gone dancing, which was a whole different cup of tea than it is back home. The people on the dance floor are friendly in an entirely different sort of way. If you catch my drift. We have eaten some great food, which in Europe people don't shovel into their mouths like they do back home. It can take over an hour to eat your whole meal, and thats just alright with me. And we have walked these streets up and down, but still have to struggle to find our way around. Goodbye Amsterdam, we probably wont meet again for quite a long time.

On to Jordan.