munchin'

 I fell in love with Munich.  It was a wonderful place.  I really like Bavarian culture and they even managed some good vegetarian food.

I still don't know if I have stuff to deal with about my visit to Dachau Concentration Camp.  Maybe it just does get easier as I see more of them.  Maybe it's because I'm older.  Maybe it's because there were swarms of school groups full of disrespectful children singing and yelling.  I just wanted some quiet to really take in the site.  And maybe it was that after Auschwitz, Dachau, for all its terror and for setting the pace for all camps, doesn't come close, as an informative museum.  Either way the horror of the place was bearable and digestable, which I was unprepared for.

Halloween was disappointing but fun.  I'm excited for my week of travel beginning next weekend.  

I have a long list of plays to see before I leave and no money to even take the tube to see them, let alone buy tickets.  I have to give up on seeing Michael Gambon in Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape because the cheapest seats are £27.50 and there is not student discount.  LAME.